IT Leadership

In praise of paranoia

Paranoia is not seen as a good thing but it is increasingly necessary in the complex world of IT. As Andy Grove of Intel used to say, only the paranoid survive.

Why we need to change our approach to measurement to drive innovation

How do we measure the true impact of IT on the ability of a business to innovate and provide better consumer experiences?

3 ways CIOs can beat the innovation curve

The innovation race is on. Will you be left behind?

Widespread cybercrime costs reaching $11.7 million on average per organization

Overall, breaches have increased by 23 percent over the previous year, and demand a security approach that builds resilience from the inside out.

Product management using business architecture

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Product management using business architecture

As product designs and launches become more complicated and are executed at a quicker pace, product managers and business/enterprise architects need to work together more often to deliver products.

Duality of a CIO’s responsibility

Itu2019s not about keeping the trains on time vs. implementing the hyperloop. Itu2019s about doing both.

The 4 dimensions of successful innovation

Technology is not the answer to your companyu2019s survival. Itu2019s purely an enabler.rn

Introducing the AI-defined infrastructure

Automation, sophisticated algorithms and thus intelligent systems are leading us from software-defined infrastructure (SDI) to artificial intelligence-defined infrastructure.

Managing risk: 5 ways you can be liable in the cloud

Understand your liability risks when choosing your cloud provider.

Call to rethink ‘tertiary education requirement’ for work in the digital era gains support