IT Strategy

Optimizing patient care at Sanofi through AI

The multinational healthcare and pharmaceutical company can now make better decisions, reduce errors, and accelerate development of therapeutic solutions.

Rethinking the IT organization for the agentic AI era

Agentic AI marks a pivotal moment for how work will get done in tomorrow’s enterprise. These five questions will help CIOs better understand how they might restructure IT operations to facilitate business success.

The cost of complexity: Why consolidation remains IT’s biggest missed opportunity

IT leaders don’t lose sleep because they have too few tools. They lose sleep because they have too many.

The end of dashboards? GenAI and agentic workflows transform business intelligence

Analytics dashboards are fading — GenAI and agentic AI are giving orgs real-time insights that lead straight to action, not just reports.

Gen AI descends into disillusionment

Gen AI descends into disillusionment

Inconsistent results, hallucinations, and a lack of use cases tolerant to inaccuracies have sent generative AI into a downward hype cycle.

Beyond siloed AI: How vertical and horizontal intelligence create the truly smart enterprise

The real magic of AI happens when deep, system-specific smarts meet cross-enterprise intelligence — together they transform work.

Here’s how top CIOs build highly effective AI teams

The flood of organizational requests for AI requires a strategic and structured approach driven by dedicated teams tightly aligned with business requirements.

AI-powered transformation at ConocoPhillips is fueling the future

Chief digital and information officer Pragati Mathur details how the oil and gas production company moves from AI potential to performance.

Choosing the right AI bets: From possibility to focus

Too many AI ideas? The winners are the ones that matter to the business, feel natural to use, and are actually doable.

Why complexity is sabotaging AI ambitions

Hybrid cloud sprawl and vendor fatigue are creating the ultimate irony: Organizations can't use AI to solve their IT problems because their IT problems prevent them from using AI.