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Despite adoption hurdles, healthcare is all-in on Generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Generative AI (GenAI) is having a renaissance, but few industries are experiencing this like healthcare. Despite the rosy outlook, it doesn’t paint the full picture of GenAI in healthcare. The 2024 Generative AI in Healthcare Survey , however, does a better job at that. This article will explore the main findings.

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Product-based IT: 6 key steps for making the switch

CIO Business Intelligence

Past shifts to agile methodologies helped as teams now had a product owne r to prioritize backlogs and adopted agile principles that empowered them to commit to a realistic amount of work. But many enterprises stopped their agile transformations at this layer.

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The bigger the better? Approaching Generative AI by size

CIO Business Intelligence

As the Generative AI (GenAI) hype continues, we’re seeing an uptick of real-world, enterprise-grade solutions in industries from healthcare and finance, to retail and media. A recently conducted survey by Gradient Flow explores the state of GenAI in healthcare, an industry that’s been on the pulse of the technology since inception.

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The 9 most in-demand IT jobs in healthcare

CIO Business Intelligence

The US healthcare industry is undergoing rapid digital transformation. With a focus on patient care, cost savings, and scalable innovation, healthcare organizations in the US are adopting a range of emerging technologies to improve patient experiences, to aid clinicians in their jobs, and to compete with digital entities entering the market.

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Delivering better business outcomes for CIOs

CIO Business Intelligence

And according to the most recent Enterprise Cloud Index survey related to the recruitment and retention of cloud talent, 80% of respondents identify IT and cloud talent recruitment and retention a concern for their budgets. Despite these challenges, businesses and IT must remain agile and responsive to changing demands.

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Stop navigating the cloud, and start shaping it

CIO Business Intelligence

Industries such as finance and healthcare often choose this option. Budgeting and forecasting. Setting budgets and forecasting future cloud expenses helps organizations plan their spending and avoid unexpected costs. Regularly reviewing and adjusting budgets based on actual usage ensures better financial control.

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3 promises every CIO should keep in 2025

CIO Business Intelligence

They couldnt hire people from outside either, because they hadnt anticipated the need early enough to put it in their budgets. AI models will be developed differently for different industries, and different data will be used to train for the healthcare industry than for logistics, for example. Everything happened very fast.

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