CIO strategy
Today's CIOs, CTOs, CDOs and other IT leaders must tackle constantly evolving challenges. Get critical news, guides and tips on how to excel in business and technology leadership. Topics include CIO strategy, business disruption, hybrid workforces, change management, cross-departmental collaboration, and how to lead projects related to metaverse, AI, and blockchain.
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News
31 Jan 2025
Businesses need to prepare as EU AI Act enforcement begins
The EU AI Act's Sunday enforcement deadline will be a test for EU enforcers as they begin assessing companies for compliance. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Tip
30 Jan 2025
10 top generative AI benefits for business
The advantages of using generative AI cover plenty of ground, with improving customer experience, reducing costs and automating code creation among the key drivers. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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News
21 Apr 2022
Ukrainian company offers lesson in IT resilience
Keiki, a product development company, uses remote collaboration tools and cloud resources to continue operations and keep its educational apps in the hands of children. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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Feature
21 Apr 2022
10 critical people skills today's CIOs and IT leaders need
Learn about 10 of the most important soft skills -- from communication to empathy -- and why they are critical to successful technology leadership. Continue Reading
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Definition
20 Apr 2022
public-private partnership (PPP)
A public-private partnership (PPP) is a funding model for public infrastructure projects and initiatives such as a new telecommunications system, public transportation system, airport or power plant. Continue Reading
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News
15 Apr 2022
SEC chair touts benefits of climate risk disclosure rule
Interested parties are weighing in on the SEC's proposed climate risk disclosure rule, which is available for comment until May 20. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
15 Apr 2022
Sound business process architecture requires key traits
Business processes require a coherent enterprise-level architecture. In this excerpt from his new book, Roger Burlton identifies key traits business processes should share. Continue Reading
By- Roger Burlton, Technics
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News
15 Apr 2022
Tech giants balk at competition bill, Digital Markets Act
The EU has already reached an agreement on their Digital Markets Act, which would open tech giants' tightly controlled app stores and platforms to third parties. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Definition
12 Apr 2022
not for resale (NFR)
Not for resale (NFR) is a designation for products that vendors give to their channel partners for testing and educational purposes with the understanding that the channel partner will not resell those products to the end user. Continue Reading
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Definition
11 Apr 2022
IT innovation
IT (information technology) innovation in an enterprise is about using technology in new ways, where the result is a more efficient organization and an improved alignment between technology initiatives and business goals. Continue Reading
By- Katie Terrell Hanna
- Scot Petersen, Editorial Director
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News
08 Apr 2022
DOD official asks for faster commercial technology adoption
Michael Brown, director of the Defense Innovation Unit, said the lack of an effective approach to adopting commercial technology is a 'glaring weakness' in modernizing the DOD. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
07 Apr 2022
Long, costly road ahead for FTC antitrust case against Meta
The Federal Trade Commission's antitrust case against Meta is relying on the argument that past acquisitions helped Meta maintain its dominance in the social media market. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
06 Apr 2022
Gartner IT spending forecast cites higher service prices
CIOs can expect a rate hike as service providers offer their employees more competitive salaries amid talent shortages, higher attrition and soaring utilization rates. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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News
01 Apr 2022
AI systems need Energy Star-like rating, says policy expert
One expert says policymakers and data scientists need to work together to create a better framework for AI use, which could include establishing a rating system. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
31 Mar 2022
Tech companies in Ukraine open economic front in Russian war
Developers and engineers serve as an economic bulwark in the country's battle for survival. The regional reshuffling of talent, meanwhile, could spell higher costs for IT buyers. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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News
30 Mar 2022
Lack of competition is driving federal budget antitrust hike
In Biden's proposed budget, the FTC would gain an additional $139 million, while the DOJ's antitrust division would see an $88 million increase. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Tip
29 Mar 2022
How to put cybersecurity sustainability into practice
Cybersecurity sustainability practices involve mitigating cyber-risk without burning out people -- or burning through resources. Explore what that looks like on the ground. Continue Reading
By- Diana Kelley, SecurityCurve
- Deepayan Chanda, Cubic Consulting
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Reference
29 Mar 2022
CIO job description: Chief information officer responsibilities
Learn about the role of the chief information officer, including daily responsibilities, necessary skills and how the role is evolving in the digital age. Continue Reading
By- Corinne Bernstein
- Emily McLaughlin, Coravin
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Definition
29 Mar 2022
CIO (Chief Information Officer)
A chief information officer (CIO) is the corporate executive in charge of information technology (IT) strategy and implementation. Continue Reading
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Feature
28 Mar 2022
CHIPS Act moves the needle on US chip manufacturing
Not only does the CHIPS Act funnel billions into U.S. semiconductor chip manufacturing, it reflects a major change in how U.S. lawmakers view industrial policy, experts say. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
24 Mar 2022
SEC's proposed climate rule a game-changer for sustainability
Experts are praising the SEC's newly proposed climate risk disclosure rule, which would require businesses to bake climate risk into their overall risk management plans. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
23 Mar 2022
Metaverse platforms offer opportunity and risk for CIOs
Accenture's recent Technology Vision event underscored the transformational possibilities of virtual worlds, but also pointed to security and safety challenges. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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Feature
22 Mar 2022
The CIO's key role in environmental sustainability
With climate concerns growing by the day, technology leaders are critical to driving sustainability initiatives. Here's advice on getting those started and aligning with the business. Continue Reading
By- Diann Daniel, Executive Editor
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News
18 Mar 2022
Russia-Ukraine war has tech buyers reassessing spending
The Russia-Ukraine war, which affects everything from inflation to chip availability, has left half of enterprise tech leaders reassessing IT and communication spending, IDC said. Continue Reading
By- Madelaine Millar, TechTarget
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News
17 Mar 2022
China's AI regulations face technical challenge
China's AI regulations ask for things that may not be technically feasible, said Russell Wald, policy director at Stanford University's Institute for Human-Centered AI. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Tip
16 Mar 2022
3 benefits of sustainable cybersecurity in the enterprise
Sustainable cybersecurity means taking the long view on cyber-risk mitigation. Explore the technical, financial, societal and reputational wins it can net for the enterprise. Continue Reading
By- Diana Kelley, SecurityCurve
- Deepayan Chanda, Cubic Consulting
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Feature
15 Mar 2022
Digital transformation projects rekindle innovation, for now
IT leaders began the year with the wind at their backs, building on investments made during the pandemic and focusing anew on innovation. Can it last amid the fog of war? Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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Definition
15 Mar 2022
Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
The chief technology officer (CTO) is the individual within an organization who oversees the current technology and creates relevant policy. Continue Reading
By- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
- Kassidy Kelley
- Ivy Wigmore
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Feature
14 Mar 2022
AI and disinformation in the Russia-Ukraine war
From false videos circulating on TikTok to AI-generated humans and deepfakes, the Russia-Ukraine war is playing out both in the physical world and virtually. Continue Reading
By- Esther Shittu, News Writer
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News
14 Mar 2022
Experts see positives to China's new AI regulations
In the international push to regulate AI, China may have developed some of the most ambitious rules to date, according to Alan Pelz-Sharpe, founder of Deep Analysis. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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11 Mar 2022
Tech firms relocate Ukrainian developers
Companies tapping Ukrainian coding talent are working to relocate employees willing to move. Tech firms, in the longer term, may need to rethink resiliency plans due to the war. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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News
07 Mar 2022
US awaits bill boosting technology competition with China
China's investments in tech have spurred the U.S. to take action with a U.S. technology competition bill funneling billions into tech innovation and development. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
04 Mar 2022
Russian sanctions prompt tech to stop sales, curb services
At the urging of Ukraine's Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov and economic sanctions, companies including Apple, Google and Microsoft have limited business operations in Russia. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
- Jim O'Donnell, News Writer
- Patrick Thibodeau, Editor at Large
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News
03 Mar 2022
Finance firms scrape alternative data from unexpected sources
Investment firms and individual investors use data from sources as diverse as Facebook and TikTok, private jet tracking, geolocation and sentiment analysis to buy and sell securities. Continue Reading
By- Shaun Sutner, Senior News Director
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25 Feb 2022
Sanctions cost Russia US tech, and that may hurt
The U.S. has issued sanctions against Russia for its military invasion of Ukraine, which could face devastating IT service delivery disruption if the conflict continues. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
24 Feb 2022
Radical collaboration in enterprises: How does it work?
What would a world with 'no bureaucracies, no bosses and no bull' look like? Like success, says Matt Parker in his new book, 'A Radical Enterprise.' Continue Reading
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24 Feb 2022
Digital leaders open gap on digital laggards
A Boston Consulting Group report reveals that 30% of large enterprises are on the path to becoming 'digital incumbents' while the remainder risk falling behind. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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News
16 Feb 2022
Proposal for federal tech policy focuses on privacy, security
The Future of Tech Commission wants the federal government to initiate a coordinated effort to address issues like data privacy and competition. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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11 Feb 2022
House bill tracks foreign investment in U.S. mergers
The Foreign Merger Subsidy Disclosure Act would allow federal antitrust enforcement agencies to track foreign government investment behind U.S. business mergers. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
11 Feb 2022
Why CIOs should rethink their COVID-19 digital strategy
Many organizations moved quickly to invest in business technology that helped them deal with the pandemic. Now it's time to review whether those decisions were strategic. Continue Reading
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Feature
10 Feb 2022
Sustainability in business practices: What IT should know
Bjoern Stengel, global sustainability research lead at IDC discusses the trends he's seeing in the use of sustainable tools and technologies and what leaders need to focus on. Continue Reading
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Feature
08 Feb 2022
Creating a more sustainable IT department
Technology leaders share some of the ways they're focused on lowering their carbon footprint and helping their companies advance sustainability goals. Continue Reading
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News
08 Feb 2022
Nvidia, Arm deal fails after heightened regulatory scrutiny
Nvidia's acquisition of Arm Ltd. faced its share of regulatory hurdles, but the global semiconductor chip shortage prompted increased scrutiny of the chip-related deal. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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08 Feb 2022
Federal regulatory efforts could affect VR, metaverse
Although Congress isn't looking to regulate VR or the metaverse yet, its efforts on antitrust and data privacy could have impacts down the road. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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02 Feb 2022
Federal data privacy law efforts fizzle
As Congress shifts to antitrust enforcement, the momentum behind creating a federal data privacy law is waning. The states, meanwhile, are adopting privacy laws. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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31 Jan 2022
Ukraine tech firms stay calm but ready for Russia conflict
Ukrainian software company MobiDev is ready should the Russia conflict worsen. Nearly 70% of MobiDev's clients are U.S. companies. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
28 Jan 2022
CIOs: Nominate your IT services partners for project award
Here's your opportunity to recognize an MSP, IT consultancy, systems integrator or other tech service provider that made a difference to your organization in 2021. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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21 Jan 2022
Senate antitrust legislation targeting big tech advances
Antitrust legislation targeting the business operations of companies like Apple and Google has advanced to the Senate floor, raising applause and concern. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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20 Jan 2022
IT spending trends point to CIO innovation
Gartner's global forecast calls for a resumption of longer-term technology projects in 2022, with hyperautomation and AI on the anticipated IT agenda. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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18 Jan 2022
FTC, DOJ seek public input on merger guidelines
The FTC and DOJ want public input on the government's merger guidelines, used to challenge potentially anticompetitive mergers. The agencies believe the rules are out of date and ineffective. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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13 Jan 2022
EU closes in on regulating big tech with Digital Markets Act
While there are some areas the EU's Digital Markets Act gets right, Boston University professor Marshall Van Alstyne said it's still a work in progress. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Opinion
12 Jan 2022
Digitally mature companies drive innovation, IT spend
CIOs pushing on with their digital transformation projects will seize new opportunities in the coming year, with cybersecurity, cloud and AI among the areas for investment. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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10 Jan 2022
Courts need to rethink enforcement of U.S. antitrust laws
Lawmakers and regulators are taking multiple approaches to reforming antitrust laws, including lawsuits against tech giants and antitrust reform bills. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
06 Jan 2022
CIOs can avoid tech hype with business-IT alignment
Falling prey to emerging tech hype can lead to failed projects, wasted dollars and worse. Here is a framework for viewing technology in the right way. Continue Reading
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Feature
29 Dec 2021
Efforts to craft AI regulations will continue in 2022
Regulating AI can be challenging for many reasons, including varying definitions of fairness and explainability. However, AI regulations will be a top focus for lawmakers in 2022. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
28 Dec 2021
Top technology trends come down to CIO strategy in 2022
Rather than feel the wave of top tech trends of 2022 wash over them, CIOs should focus on business goals to guide their emerging tech strategy. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
23 Dec 2021
5 keys to IT talent development in a hybrid work model
With the tech talent shortage in full force, IT talent development is critical for every organization. Learn the essentials of doing it right. Continue Reading
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News
10 Dec 2021
Head of Instagram faces Senate committee grilling
U.S. Senators are calling for greater regulation of tech companies and social media platforms like Instagram. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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10 Dec 2021
Amazon's harms to small businesses get Senate airing
Amazon's business practices are facing scrutiny not just in the U.S., but also around the globe. Amazon was hit with a record $1.28 billion antitrust fine this week. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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08 Dec 2021
White House wants more antitrust enforcement focus on labor
Special Assistant to the President Tim Wu highlighted merger review as a key focus area for the DOJ and FTC as the agencies assess competition in labor markets. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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03 Dec 2021
Legal experts back Section 230 reform
Section 230 reform and addressing the liability protections afforded large tech companies is a divisive debate that has yet to result in bipartisan bills. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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23 Nov 2021
Planning key to navigating a U.S. government shutdown
Federal contractors and IT vendors should brush up on plans to navigate a government shutdown as a Dec. 3 funding deadline approaches. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
22 Nov 2021
DOD invites Google, Oracle to bid on JWCC cloud contract
Google has been invited to bid on the Department of Defense's Joint Warfighter Cloud Capability multi-vendor contract. One analyst says Google is well set up to be a contender. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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19 Nov 2021
US-China commission recommends business transparency
The U.S. China commission recommended that businesses be transparent about their Chinese operations as both companies and Congress face tough policy and regulatory hurdles. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
19 Nov 2021
U.S. infrastructure bill aims to close the digital divide
The U.S. infrastructure bill intends to close the digital divide with $65 billion in new spending. But it may still leave the U.S. behind China and Europe in high-speed internet access. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
12 Nov 2021
Antitrust reform is uncertain despite bipartisan support
Strong bipartisan support for antitrust reform has resulted in the introduction of numerous antitrust reform bills that may face a tough road toward being enacted into law. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
08 Nov 2021
C-suites need to prioritize sustainability, climate change plans
Government regulations are one driving force behind business sustainability and climate change efforts. Following the UN COP26, businesses should be prepared for more regulation. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
05 Nov 2021
EU's Digital Markets Act could affect US job growth
Experts argue that the European Commission's Digital Markets Act, which aims to curb the influence of powerful tech giants, might have unintended consequences. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Tip
01 Nov 2021
Overlooked relationships CIOs should build within the C-suite
To lead transformation and meet business goals, CIOs must work with other C-level executives. With an ever-expanding C-suite, the possibilities for collaboration are endless. Continue Reading
By- John Burke, Nemertes Research
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News
29 Oct 2021
For big tech regulation, one-size-fits-all won't work
Economist Carl Shapiro said to get big tech regulation right, Congress can't lump Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook into the same category. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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22 Oct 2021
Calls for federal data privacy law grow alongside AR, VR use
A federal data privacy law would provide crucial safety guidance for development and adoption of technologies like augmented and virtual reality, according to Rep. Suzan DelBene. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Guest Post
22 Oct 2021
4 ways CIOs can adapt metrics for the new workplace
The limitations of traditional leadership and enterprise metrics are coming to the fore. To adapt, CIOs will need to focus on flexibility, resiliency and employee wellness. Continue Reading
By- Tina Nunno
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Feature
21 Oct 2021
Big opportunities for strategic CIO leadership today
CIOs and technology leaders have unprecedented opportunities to lead their enterprises in meeting today's new demands. Here are some of those opportunities -- and some challenges. Continue Reading
By- Diann Daniel, Executive Editor
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Tip
19 Oct 2021
5 ways to improve the CIO-CISO relationship
CIOs and CISOs need to work together for the benefit of the whole organization. To break the mold of hostility, C-suite leaders need to prioritize collaboration and mutual respect. Continue Reading
By- Johna Till Johnson, Nemertes Research
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News
15 Oct 2021
China wants more say in setting global technology standards
China wants a bigger seat at the global technology standards-setting table, and experts advise the U.S. to take a cautious yet optimistic approach to its growing interest. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
06 Oct 2021
Facebook whistleblower slams company's practices
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen condemned the company's practice of shielding internal research and called upon Congress to take action. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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30 Sep 2021
Senators fault Facebook on leaked research about teen users
Facebook's global head of safety defended the company's platforms after leaked internal research showed Facebook and Instagram negatively affect teens' mental health. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Guest Post
29 Sep 2021
CIOs lead digital transformation as pilots, co-pilots, engineers
According to Genpact's partnered study with the MIT Sloan CIO Symposium, CIOs assume one of three roles: pilots, co-pilots or engineers. Here's how each role leads digital change. Continue Reading
By- Sanjay Srivastava
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Definition
23 Sep 2021
coopetition (co-opetition)
Coopetition is a business strategy that uses insights gained from game theory to understand when it is better for competitors to work together. Continue Reading
By- Ben Lutkevich, Site Editor
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News
23 Sep 2021
Senators press Facebook, Google on consumer data value
Facebook and Google took the hot seat Tuesday during a Senate subcommittee hearing to defend their companies' business practices and answered questions regarding consumer data. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
17 Sep 2021
FTC rescinds vertical merger guidelines, raises concerns
The FTC recently rescinded its 2020 guidance for vertical mergers. Meanwhile, Pres. Joe Biden plans to nominate a new commissioner to the FTC board. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
17 Sep 2021
Top 10 promising 5G use cases CIOs should know
The technological advantages 5G presents are well known. The hard part for business leaders is choosing where 5G implementation can be the difference maker for their organization. Continue Reading
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News
10 Sep 2021
China's crackdown spells trouble for U.S. businesses
As China's crackdown on businesses sounds alarm bells for C-suite executives, a U.S. district judge handed down a long-awaited verdict in the Apple vs. Epic Games trial. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
02 Sep 2021
South Korea law upends app store practices
A new law in South Korea enables developers to use payment systems outside those offered by app store platform providers. One expert said other governments may follow suit. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
31 Aug 2021
Governments continue to eye data privacy, forcing CIOs to adapt
With new data privacy regulations like China's personal data protection law coming down the pike, CIOs need to make privacy and security the central focus of their overall IT strategies. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
27 Aug 2021
App store commission fees scrutinized by South Korea
In this week's antitrust roundup, South Korean officials focus in on Apple and Google app store practices, while U.S. officials meet with tech leadership to discuss cybersecurity. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
13 Aug 2021
Apple's fight against child abuse prompts data privacy concerns
Apple is launching features to detect child abuse images in photos and messages. But data privacy experts have some concerns about how else the technology might be used. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
30 Jul 2021
FTC's change to policy could make for healthier mergers
Cornell's Robert Hockett said the FTC's recent decision to rescind a 1995 policy could help prevent bad mergers, as scrutiny of big tech acquisitions ramps up. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
29 Jul 2021
Chinese regulatory crackdown is about control, not data privacy
Despite China's messaging, analysts believe the government's recent regulatory tightening on tech companies is more about control than data privacy concerns. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Feature
26 Jul 2021
Regulators need to rethink big tech regulation, expert says
A Boston University professor argues that big tech regulation may need to focus more on creating competition through data access rather than through breaking up large companies. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
23 Jul 2021
FTC changes course on prior approval for reattempted mergers
The FTC has opened the doors to routinely requiring prior approval for reattempted mergers, as well as requiring prior notice of mergers beyond what's required in the Clayton Act. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
16 Jul 2021
Legacy regulatory practices won't rein in tech giants
French authorities fined Google $593 million this week, shedding light on how current regulations won't have meaningful effect on the business practices of tech giants. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Guest Post
12 Jul 2021
Can tech self-correct the skills gap by upskilling employees?
You'll need a rock-solid L&D plan, the support of stakeholders and employee buy-in to close the skills gap in your organization. Here's what leaders need to know. Continue Reading
By- Alisia Genzler
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News
09 Jul 2021
Executive order zeros in on big tech, anticompetitive behavior
President Biden signed an EO that enhances merger scrutiny and tasks the FTC with creating rules for data accumulation and unfair competitive practices in online marketplaces. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
08 Jul 2021
Senate dilutes US Innovation and Competition Act of 2021
Senators stripped out billions for a technology directorate in the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act. The bill now heads to the House. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
02 Jul 2021
FTC broadens antitrust enforcement powers
The Federal Trade Commission took steps Thursday to broaden its powers by increasing the scope of antitrust inquiry, streamlining rulemaking and expediting investigations. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
28 Jun 2021
Antitrust lawsuits against Facebook dismissed
A federal court dismissed two antitrust lawsuits against Facebook, which alleged the social media company acquired competitive companies to maintain dominant market power. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
25 Jun 2021
Europe's scrutiny of big tech business practices continues
This week, the EU launched an investigation into Google's ad practices. Meanwhile, the U.K. focuses on fake reviews and Germany takes a closer look at Apple App Store practices. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
24 Jun 2021
House Judiciary Committee advances 6 antitrust reform bills
Six antitrust reform bills made it through the House Judiciary Committee review and will now be considered by the House of Representatives. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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Tip
24 Jun 2021
A CIO's guide to legacy system modernization
For CIOs, understanding what legacy system modernization entails, when it's necessary and which approaches are right for their needs leads to optimal performance in the enterprise. Continue Reading
By- Johna Till Johnson, Nemertes Research
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News
16 Jun 2021
Senators push Amazon, Google on connected IoT device market
During a Senate subcommittee antitrust hearing, Amazon and Google claimed to be making their connected IoT devices more interoperable. Others disagreed. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer
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News
14 Jun 2021
5 antitrust reform bills look to rein in big tech
A House subcommittee introduced a group of antitrust reform bills that could reshape how companies like Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook do business. Continue Reading
By- Makenzie Holland, Senior News Writer