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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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How To Adjust Your Tech Budget To Survive Or Thrive In The Pandemic Recession

Forrester IT

The old playbook for how CIOs can manage tech budgets through tough times will not work for today’s pandemic. While CIOs and their business partners are under intense pressure to cut tech budgets, technology plays a vital role in business survival and success during this recession.

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How To Transform Your Cloud Budget Into an Asset

Information Week

As organizations increasingly migrate data, applications, and operations to the cloud, cloud-related costs can quickly spin out of control.

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VMware launches VeloRAIN, using AI/ML to improve network performance

Network World

And, the company said in its The State of the Enterprise Edge report presenting the survey, the top benefits respondents plan to achieve by implementing edge solutions are faster response times for latency-sensitive applications (68%) and improved bandwidth/reduced network congestion (65%). The way that they use the network is different. “One

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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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CIOs are rethinking how they use public cloud services. Here’s why.

CIO Business Intelligence

Cloud spending is going up and budgets are tightening, so theyre asking whats going on and how do we right this ship. By moving applications back on premises, or using on-premises or hosted private cloud services, CIOs can avoid multi-tenancy while ensuring data privacy. I dont see that evolving too much beyond where we are today.

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

Network World

The Index showed that 50% of those surveyed have between 10% and 30% of their current IT budget dedicated to AI. Enterprises are updating their infrastructure to prepare for AI, and then they’re preparing for pervasive deployment of AI applications.”