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Cisco: Pressure to deploy AI is up, but only 13% feel ready

Network World

However, between 2023 and 2024, global AI readiness in the enterprise has declined. The Index showed that 50% of those surveyed have between 10% and 30% of their current IT budget dedicated to AI. Similarly, 78% of respondents lack confidence in the availability of computing resources for AI workloads, up from 76% in 2023.”

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IBM: 78% of mainframe shops are piloting, operating AI apps

Network World

New research from IBM finds that enterprises are further along in deploying AI applications on the big iron than might be expected: 78% of IT executives surveyed said their organizations are either piloting projects or operationalizing initiatives that incorporate AI technology.

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Next-gen Ethernet standards set to move forward in 2025

Network World

At the other end of the speed spectrum, the Ethernet Alliance also produced the first Single Pair Ethernet plugfest to advance seamless interoperability for products and services designed for 10BASE-T1L applications. That is a standard based on the IEEE 802.3cg specification that was finalized in 2019.

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Moderate IT budget increases have CIOs shaping 2025 strategies to suit

CIO Business Intelligence

Despite those complications, a huge majority of IT leaders expect their organizations’ IT budgets to increase — at least moderately — in the next fiscal year, with IT talent and software spending leading the way. Talent, software spending lead the way According to Forrester’s guide, personnel accounts for nearly 35% of IT budgets.

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How to mitigate software licensing surprises

CIO Business Intelligence

But lately, some licensees of virtual desktops and applications have been confronted with abrupt changes and even forced to accept and pay for unwanted features. The writing is on the wall for terminated support of legacy applications, no matter who the vendor is. Some do it with a measure of grace.

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8 top priorities for CIOs in 2023

CIO Business Intelligence

Welcome to 2023. As technology projects, budgets, and staffing grew over the past few years, the focus was on speed to market to maximize opportunity, says Troy Gibson, CIO services leader at business and IT advisory firm Centric Consulting. The challenge is finding ways to achieve these goals in an era of constricted budgets.

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Outdated business apps can cloud your AI vision

CIO Business Intelligence

Outdated software applications are creating roadblocks to AI adoption at many organizations, with limited data retention capabilities a central culprit, IT experts say. With legacy apps tying up a significant portion of an organizations IT budget, less money is available for new initiatives, further slowing down AI adoption.

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