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CIO
DECEMBER 12, 2023
Anthony Battle is leaning heavily on AI and IA — artificial intelligence and intelligent automation — to deliver digital transformation at luxury auto maker Jaguar Land Rover. Battle joined JLR as group chief digital and information officer in February 2022, after a long career managing IT for a succession of oil companies.
CIO
NOVEMBER 6, 2023
Forget what’s worked before Sastry Durvasula, chief information and client services officer at TIAA, says the dizzying pace of change in technology means IT leaders will soon face uncharted waters — and adaptability will be key to succeeding and seizing new opportunities.
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CIO
OCTOBER 19, 2023
“Our people make the difference” — a common catchphrase of Walmart founder Sam Walton — still guides the company’s path forward as it ventures into the future with generative AI. The move places Walmart among a handful of companies (aside from tech giants) that have leveraged generative AI at scale. And they did it in just 60 days.
CIO
APRIL 29, 2024
To Carm Taglienti, the explosion of all things AI over the past few years has been both a pro and a con to IT teams. We had to drop some critical projects to all of a sudden deal with AI as it came to the forefront very quickly.” It felt like a rat race to keep up,” Downing says.
CIO
JANUARY 10, 2023
Hiring tech talent in 2023 means navigating an uncertain economy, the effects of widespread tech industry layoffs, and candidates who want to work for a company with a mission and workplace culture that align with their values, including diversity, equity, and inclusion. Michelle Skoor, chief workforce officer at Bitwise Industries, agrees.
CIO
JULY 18, 2023
The CIO’s biggest hiring challenge is clear: “There is simply not enough talent to go around,” says Scott duFour, global CIO of business payments company Fleetcor, for whom positions in areas such as AI, cloud architecture, and data science remain the toughest to fill. Chan says. “The The net result?
CIO
JANUARY 9, 2023
Three years ago, IT leaders were squarely focused on how to adopt fledgling AI techniques and approaches into their business models in service of digital transformations that included plans for shifting some workloads to the cloud. Here’s how IT leaders plan to address the biggest issues they expect to face in the year ahead.
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