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5 inspiring snapshots from Grace Hopper 2015

Couldn't attend the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing this year? CIO.com was there and offers a roundup of some of the most memorable events that took place October 14 to 16 in Houston.

Can coding bootcamps replace a computer science degree?

Bootcamps are a great way to learn a new skill and walk away with a full portfolio and hands-on experience. But can they replace a traditional computer science degree in the eyes of employers?

British Army CIO becomes CDO and CIO of Exeter University

CIOs get creative to find top tech talent

Facing a talent crunch, CIOs are using anything from social media and video conferencing to good old-fashioned networking to scout college recruits, programmers and senior managers.

3 tips to help CIOs deliver poised presentations

Follow these tips to deliver presentations that will help you persuade customers, gain allies and motivate employees.

How to succeed at digital transformation

Most companies are struggling to make digital a competitive advantage. According to a new report by Accenture Interactive and Forrester Consulting, digital transformation requires leadership that can align departmental stakeholders behind a clear vis

Can citizen developers bring shadow IT into the light?

Citizen developers can produce valuable businesses applications quickly, but is speed to market worth the risk of security and compliance considerations flying out of the window?

Where’s the diversity? Look at your culture, not your pipeline

Billions of dollars have been spent to addresses weaknesses in organizations' talent pipeline in the hopes of increasing representation of women and minorities. Why hasn't it worked? u2018It's the culture, stupid.u2019

Attention CIOs: Here’s how to bond with the CFO

IT project success hinges on financial support from the CFO, so learn the lingo and stay in close touch

HP CIO says today’s IT leaders need to ‘co-design and co-create’

Ralph Loura, CIO of HP's Enterprise Group, discusses the importance of DevOps, the evolving role of the CIO, and the ability to challenge the status quo.