IT Leadership

The conveyor belt: the missing piece of your cloud puzzle

Why businesses must learn from manufacturing to stay competitive in the digital economy.

Removing silos: When non-IT leaders join IT

To help Lexmark's IT department better understand the business, CIO Brad Clay added non-IT people to the team. To ensure their success, he created a formal training program.

The future of work: How to thrive through IT’s latest revolution

A seismic shakeup of the workplace is under way, as emerging technologies and employment dynamics are reshaping workforces and organizations alike. Hereu2019s how to keep ahead of the changes.

15 risk areas for software development outsourcing

Watch for warning signs when your company is looking to successfully implement software outsourcing.

Why CIOs must be VOCAL to drive digital transformation

Why CIOs must be VOCAL to drive digital transformation

With CIOs leading one of the most complex transformations of all time, how do you ensure digital transformation success?

Wake-up call: today’s B2B software buyer has completely changed

To win tomorrow, itu2019s time for software companies to recognize how todayu2019s buyers have transformed.

Why enterprise architecture maximizes organizational value

Increase agility, reduce solution delivery time and create a shared vision using the patterns of enterprise architecture.

Don’t just push data – push an action

By pushing an action along with data, the information makes more of an impact on the people who can act upon it. And that drives productivity.

Unnecessary and counterproductive regulations don’t make good competition policy

With increased criticism of tech companiesu2019 size and power, it is important to note that unnecessary regulations would be counterproductive, causing more harm than good.

Making technology more human

Each new year brings a clamoring to understand the next digital innovation, but it seems 2018 will be the year of the human.