‘CIOs Will Need To Be Empowered’
Myplanet’s Tim Fernihough on the changing role of the Chief Information Officer.
Myplanet’s Tim Fernihough on the changing role of the Chief Information Officer.
Technology spending is a tempting target for some in the C-Suite, but the moment is right for accelerating, not pulling back, says Mike Rulf, Syntax CTO.
As more companies go digital, technology officers need to make sure financial information isn’t compromised. Here’s how.
With increased regulatory pressures, CIOs are becoming critical to organizations’ environmental, social and governance strategies.
However the future of work plays out, IT leaders will need to focus on connecting people through technology and processes, says Damon Venger, CIO at Compucom.
‘The risk-averse approach is to ensure your organization is protected as soon as possible,’ says Atsushi Yamada, CEO of quantum cybersecurity outfit ISARA.
Efforts at criminal justice reform, privacy laws to fight discrimination, differences between state, federal and local laws—new regulations are making compliance more challenging than ever. Here’s how to handle the changes.
Hiring from abroad can give your company a global perspective and improve culture while technology has made it more possible than ever, says Tara Varjavandi, VP of HR at Nakisa.
Nothing is more important to attracting and retaining talent today, says Claudia Ivanova, Head of HR for FISPAN.
Hannah Yardley, chief people and culture officer at Achievers Workforce Institute, on how to make talent feel valued.
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