| You Say Transformation, We Say Digitalization
The tech industry is rife with overhyped jargon. This week CIO took aim at that status, reporting on the buzzy terms IT leaders say are most often misapplied by vendors and colleagues alike.
Top of the list is our old friend 'Digital transformation'. It's a ubiquitous term, and we all think we know what it means. But according to our CIOs it is a much-misused term. So, what does 'Digital transformation' really mean? Smart Answers has a good idea, curating the insight generated from decades of reporting.
Find out: What does digital transformation mean today?
Exploring DORA
The US Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) has proved challenging for many IT leaders to achieve compliance, particularly around third-party providers, suppliers, and subcontractors. In CSO this week we reported on key challenges, and compliance complexities, as well as how CISOs are addressing them.
Readers of CSO wanted to know how to address these challenges and Smart Answers was on hand to help out. The key is to establish a comprehensive framework that covers four key areas: risk management and governance, incident response and reporting, digital operational resilience testing, and ICT third-party risk management.
Find out: How do financial institutions ensure compliance with DORA's ICT risk management requirements?
Upgrade Advice
Windows 10 has less than a year left before it hits its end of support deadline. Starting in October 2025, you’ll have to pay for security updates if you want to keep using Microsoft’s nearly-nine-year-old operating system. That means now is the time to think about upgrading any Windows 10 PCs you’re still working with to the current Windows 11 OS. You can still upgrade old and officially 'unsupported' Windows 10 PCs to Windows 11, and this week in Computerworld we showed you how.
Good news. But is it relevant to you and your PCs? That was the big question our readers asked and Smart Answers, well, answered!
Find out: What are the system requirements for upgrading to Windows 11?
About Smart Answers
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