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What is an IT consultant? Roles, types, salaries, and how to become one

CIO Business Intelligence

Among the recent trends impacting IT are the heavy shift into the cloud, the emergence of hybrid work, increased reliance on mobility, growing use of artificial intelligence, and ongoing efforts to build digital businesses.

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Generative AI: The CIO’s Apollo moment 

CIO Business Intelligence

What matters most is preparing your workforce, thinking through the change management process, reshaping business workflows, and acquiring new skills. This change process should be underway now so your team members will be ready to run with the full potential of the technology at scale safely and ethically.

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A comparative assessment of digital transformation in Italy

CIO Business Intelligence

But until there’s a change in corporate will and the CIO’s vision combines with other management to drive a full-scale project, success can only be measured by the strength of the corporate culture. “I Change management is the real heart of digital transformation, even before technologies.

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Rethinking enterprise architects’ roles for agile transformation

CIO Business Intelligence

CIOs and their agile program management office (PMO) should define the expert advisor’s role and responsibilities when working with agile teams. As automation and artificial intelligence become a ubiquitous part of business life, having strong low/no-coder governance is crucial for companies to balance agility and business resilience.”

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5 signs your agile practices will lead to digital disaster

CIO Business Intelligence

Business leaders expect IT to develop new products, improve customer experiences, automate workflows, and deliver new artificial intelligence capabilities. Successful transformations require change management activities to ensure end-user adoption, capture meaningful stakeholder feedback, and review operating metrics.

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Why CIOs back API governance to avoid tech sprawl

CIO Business Intelligence

There’s the additional need to simultaneously manage changes throughout various API lifecycles to retain reliable integrations. Managing APIs is similar to managing building software,” says Busse. It supports overarching business objectives and ensures the effectiveness of the digital ecosystem,” he says.

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7 sins of digital transformation

CIO Business Intelligence

Neglecting change management from the start Leaving communications as an afterthought and addressing change management just before new capabilities are ready to deploy is another recipe for transformation failure. There’s often ambition to address all or most problems, but that can leave the system user behind.