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Tag: information technology
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IT Needs to Face Its Isms
It’s pretty obvious that IT has an age problem. Actually, let's just call it a bias problem in general.
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Dallas Tech Leader on Blockchain, AI and the CIO's Evolving Role
Welcome to the final article in our series on government tech leaders, where we ask how they get digital transformation done and make their cities smarter.
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Alberta Energy Regulator Bridges Divide Between IT and Business Leaders
CMSWire sat down with Alberta Energy Regulator CTO Tara Mulrooney, to discuss how big gov deals with the pace of tech and digital transformation.
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The Role IT and Business Leaders Play in Digital Transformation Initiatives
IT and business leaders hold a great deal of responsibility for the success of digital transformation strategies. Here's how that plays out.
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What to Know Before Introducing an Employee Choice Program
If your organization is implementing an employee choice program, here are considerations for IT regarding security and enablement.
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6 Ways IT Can Improve Their Organization's Employee Experience
Today's workplace is in a state of transformation as companies work to increase employee retention, productivity and wellness. Here's how IT can help.
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Looking For a Career Change? Two Words: Software Engineering
A software engineer can expect to make about $102,280 a year. An information security analyst will bring in $92,600. A computer systems analyst’s salary is $87,220. These are the the top-paying jobs in the IT industry right now, according to CareerCast.com’s annual Jobs Rated report.
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Should IT Take a Cue From Ray Kroc?
In “The Founder,” Michael Keaton plays Ray Kroc, the businessman who took a lowly hamburger stand called McDonald’s and transformed it into an international powerhouse that employs 1.5 million people (making it the second largest private employer in the world) with revenues of $25.4 billion.
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The Enterprise Service Desk: Directing Service Calls Like Waze Directs Traffic
“Got Technology?” “Why yes, yes we do,” said every function in every department in every organization. And not just desktops and laptops and mobile phones, but scanners, scales, beacons, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), security systems, smart lighting and building control systems.
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The World (of IT Spending) Is Flat, Gartner Says
Business are funding investments in innovative technologies by cutting costs where they can rather than growing budgets, according to a new report from Gartner. They're turning to cost optimization efforts — for example Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) instead of software licenses, voice over LTE (VoLTE) instead of cellular and digital personal assistants
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Will Enterprise Software Vendors Raise Prices?
Enterprise software vendors will try to hold the line on prices this year because they're more interested in market share than profitability, according to a Gartner report released yesterday. In the report from the Stamford, Conn.-based IT research firm, analysts predict enterprise software spending will decline 1.
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Should the CIO Report to the CMO?
It was the "wow" moment of the business conference. Meghan Walsh, senior director of eCommerce Platform System Management for Marriott International, told the Gilbane Conference in Boston in December that the CIO reports to the CMO at her organization. “Ooh.” “Aah,” came murmurs from the crowd.
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5 Reasons Hardware Still Matters
It's a software world, after all. But the fact is that hardware still matters. In an app-driven, SaaS-based world, businesses still can't pass over or ignore hardware. CMSWire talked with Tim Williams, director of product management for Absolute Software, who discusses with us five reasons hardware should still be
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The IT Executive Holy Grail: Making IT Cool in Your Enterprise
More than a dozen times in my career — as a consultant or an employee of an Information Technology (IT) department — I've heard the same refrain. Some IT executive would express a desire to "make IT cool.
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