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GE Power taps IoT to reduce coal power plant emissions

Through Internet of Things analytics and optimization, GE says coal-fired steam power plants can reduce fuel consumption by 67,000 tons of coal per year, while maintaining the same megawatt output.

What Apple’s new open stance means for iOS apps

At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple this week empowered third-party developers to further integrate their apps with native iOS software. The changes should have significant impact behind the scenes of iOS and on iPhone users' sc

How community banks can compete with the big banks…and win!

Is your IT ready for the digital age?

The ability to exploit the speed of business change has become a key competitive advantage. The question is whether the traditional enterprise IT in the financial services industry is ready for the digital transformation; and if not, what needs to ch

Meet the 2016 CIO 100 winners and Hall of Fame Inductees

CIO.com recognizes companies that driving business results through IT innovation. We also honor seven CIOs whose careers are worthy of Hall of Fame status.

A 10x future demands change

10x innovation can disrupt your industry, including it's economic model. Breakthrough startups can mean broken heart incumbents unless they embrace change.

How CIOs can take IT to the next level by anticipating industry disruptions

The key actions CIOs must take to anticipate their industry disruption and align their IT organization to the competitive challenges of the digital economy.

GE CIO says IT leaders need to focus on customers’ revenue

Understanding how GEu2019s customers make money has shaped CIO Jim Fowleru2019s leadership philosophy u2014 and helped him carve out big goals as GE transforms into a digital industrial company.

Why you won’t see a U.S.-made iPhone any time soon

Despite political bluster from Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, it's simply not possible for Apple to build the iPhone in the United States, and even if it could be done, the change would add $100 to the phone's price, according to new rese

Millennials are shaking up workplace communication

Generation Y is driving digital transformation in the workplace, especially when it comes to communication.