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Senators push Amazon, Google on connected IoT device market

During a Senate subcommittee antitrust hearing, Amazon and Google claimed to be making their connected IoT devices more interoperable. Others disagreed.

By Makenzie Holland • June 17, 2021

4 tips for CIOs managing agile teams

By definition, agile teams are flexible and potentially tough to predict. So, how do you manage them? Here are four tips to help CIOs and other IT leaders get started.

By Robin Gareiss • June 16, 2021

4 tips for managing client relationships in a virtual world

With many businesses opting to rely on remote work technologies, channel partners need new strategies for managing client relationships.

By Scott Ford • June 16, 2021

5 antitrust reform bills look to rein in big tech

A House subcommittee introduced a group of antitrust reform bills that could reshape how companies like Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook do business.

By Makenzie Holland • June 14, 2021

Federal data privacy legislation could benefit U.S. economy

Data privacy laws are becoming part of a 'modern economy,' according to Google's Kate Charlet, director for data governance.

By Makenzie Holland • June 14, 2021

Exec discusses Ensono acquisition, vertical strategy

In this Q&A, Ensono president Marc Capri details the company's post-deal plans, which include bolstering its transformation capabilities and cultivating an industry focus.

By John Moore • June 12, 2021

Accenture: Channel partner ecosystem taps cloud, innovation

Times have changed for channel partners. Companies today drive most business through cloud providers and seek to co-innovate industry-specific offerings with technology partners.

By John Moore • June 9, 2021

Navigating 7 digital experience monitoring challenges

Evaluating both customer and employee digital experience is increasingly valuable in the enterprise. Leaders will need to plan for the challenges that come with this new technology.

By George Lawton • June 9, 2021

HealthBridge Financial banks on AWS, Boomi to build business

Startup HealthBridge Financial used cloud-only infrastructure and Boomi's iPaaS to launch and scale its business of providing a second-payer benefit option for employers.

By Carol Sliwa • June 7, 2021

For big tech regulation, a hammer may not be the answer

Experts believe breaking up big tech companies does more harm than good. Other, light-handed approaches, including third-party audits of algorithms, might be better.

By Makenzie Holland • May 28, 2021

Technology is the easy part, it’s the process of change that’s hard

CIOs may have a handle on harnessing technology, but to truly be digital IT leaders, they need to focus on the multifaceted process of business transformation.

By Sanjay Srivastava • May 28, 2021

Outcome-based contracting sees uptick during pandemic

Contracts that tie service provider payments to results has gained momentum as customers pursue digital transformation projects. Learn about the implications for service providers.

By John Moore • May 27, 2021

Winning CIOs crack the code of business-IT alignment

The five finalists for the 2021 MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Award have hit upon a straightforward way to achieve business-IT alignment: Be the business.

By Linda Tucci, Gabriella Frick • May 26, 2021

Uneven tech forecasts and the downstream impact on talent

Business leaders need to consider how today's 'uneven' economy is impacting talent in the tech space and why they should continue investing in human capital. Here's why.

By Alisia Genzler • May 26, 2021

Amazon hit with antitrust lawsuit

Amazon is facing an antitrust lawsuit for fixing retail product prices. Experts said the argument likely won't hold up and Amazon will fight it 'tooth and nail.'

By Makenzie Holland • May 25, 2021

An adequacy audit checklist to assess project performance

Adequacy audits are conducted to assess the efficacy of IT system controls and identify areas for performance or other improvements. Use this audit checklist to get started.

By Paul Kirvan • May 24, 2021

Tim Cook takes stand in Apple, Epic lawsuit

Apple CEO Tim Cook faced questions from both Epic Games and Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers over Apple's App Store practices.

By Makenzie Holland • May 21, 2021

What CIOs need to know about digital experience monitoring

As evaluating user and employee digital experience becomes more common, CIOs need to learn how the technologies work and what they stand to gain by implementing DEM.

By George Lawton • May 21, 2021

5 tips on how to build agile teams in the new workplace

As business leaders begin looking into ways to become more agile in the workplace, we're diving into how they can effectively create agile teams for any given project.

By Robin Gareiss • May 19, 2021

4 agile team best practices to follow in the enterprise

Agile teams can help businesses respond to change more quickly, which is crucial in today's digital age. According to experts, these are the best practices to follow.

By Lisa Morgan • May 19, 2021

RPA vs. cognitive automation: What are the key differences?

CIOs are now relying on cognitive automation and RPA to improve business processes more than ever before. Here are the important distinctions between the two technologies.

By George Lawton • May 14, 2021

Rethink IT performance management with a simplified, objective approach

Performance management can be daunting for IT organizations but it doesn't have to be. Here's how business execs can take on a more simplified, objective and effective approach.

By Srinivasan Radhakrishnan • May 14, 2021

What’s the difference between RPA and IPA?

RPA and IPA can work in tandem to expand the scope of your process automation strategy. But first, it's important to understand their key differences.

By George Lawton • May 11, 2021

RPA vs. BPA vs. DPA: Compare process automation technologies

Enterprise leaders have a choice of business process automation technologies. We delve into three top options and zero in on key differences.

By Mary Pratt • May 11, 2021

Antitrust enforcement needs money not reform, experts say

Antitrust experts said amending merger and acquisition laws would hamper competition. Instead, agencies should be better funded to expand on the work they're already doing.

By Makenzie Holland • May 7, 2021