CIO

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

Networking isn’t just for holiday parties. It’s something you should do all year long and, if approached correctly, it works no matter where you are on the career ladder. The two cardinal rules of networking, according to CIOs and career coaches, are to schedule time to do it for at least an hour every month, and to approach it as something you do to help others in addition to yourself.

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Dataversity

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

Surprising though it may sound, most AI business applications remain rudimentary. Some industry spectators believe the market is flush with cutting-edge AI breakthroughs. But in truth, many providers mislabel rules-based tools – including robotic process automation (RPA) – as AI and ML. Seasoned DevOps teams and software engineers know that RPA – although useful in […] The post 2023 Predictions: Breakthroughs Incoming for AI and Data Science appeared first on DATAVERSITY.

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CIO

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

The manufacturing industry is undergoing a renaissance, thanks in part to advances in information technology. Two IT leaders who have been on the forefront of that are Kim Mackenroth and Chris Nardecchia. Kim Mackenroth is vice president and global CIO of Textron, a Fortune 302 multi-industry company with around 33,000 employees worldwide. Her global IT organization comprises five business-segment CIOs, as well as shared services provided by the CISO, CTO, and the leader of enterprise business s

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Timo Elliot

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

A few months ago I was asked for some advice about how I put together presentations as an Innovation Evangelist, and this post is a reworked version of those points. First, the context: most of the presentations I give are keynote-style presentations on the trends around the intersection of business and technology to diverse audiences (i.e. some mix of business technical people, different industries, lines of business, regions, etc.).

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CIO

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

Under new iterations of remote and hybrid work, the solution for some companies may involve monitoring employees electronically. For CIOs asked to implement such tools, it’s critical to understand the legal and ethical aspects of new technologies. “No one’s saying you can’t do it. You need to have a really good justification for doing it,” says Jennifer Abruzzo, General Counsel of the U.S.

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CIO

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

André Allen, Vice President Information Technology at MaRS Discovery District, Chief Privacy Officer & Chief Information Security Officer discusses building innovation and how inclusion is a major part of building teams and sustaining businesses.

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Owler

FEBRUARY 2, 2023

Sales intelligence is the key to identifying funding sources and tracking acquired businesses across various industries. With the right sales intelligence tool, you can also track competitors and gain an edge by getting the data and insights you need to make informed decisions. To create an effective, efficient research and prospecting process, you must stay up-to-date on industry news and trends and leverage data drawn from a sales intelligence tool to keep on top of your industry's latest news

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FEBRUARY 2, 2023

December 2022 saw one of the fastest inflation increases in history, with average prices paid up by 161 basis points and everyday prices up by 108 basis points. Depth-of-discount and promotion frequency are up YoY, but saw a significant decline vs. prior months. Food feels the heat The food industry continues to be the hardest hit by inflation, with a YoY increase of 16%, while non-edible items have seen a decrease in price increase rates compared to the previous year, hovering in the mid-single

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