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As network logjams grow, IT teams must reduce tool overlap, control costs, and prepare for AIOps and AI agents.

Tracking AI performance is critical. Unfortunately, conventional IT tools aren't up to the task. CIOs must expand their vision and their view.

The public resistance to Google's overhaul of Search reflects a core tension for CIOs in 2026: pursuing modernization while minimizing workflow disruption.

Richard Mackey, CIO at CCS Medical, and Heather Hinton, CISO at Sitecore, discuss how they get other stakeholders on board for new tech with tentative ROI.

Salesforce and Informatica are reworking data management as AI changes how CIOs think about enterprise software.

When the cloud fails, more companies are finding that their infrastructure didn't fail; control did. One CTO advises designing for operational independence, not just availability.

Connected sensors, cloud analytics and AI promise efficiency gains, but they also complicate cybersecurity, uptime and operational safety — pushing organizations to rethink governance, incident response and visibility across OT and IT environments.

In today's hyperconnected business environment, operational continuity faces immense challenges from multiple fronts.

CIOs cannot own AI risk without evidence gates, deployment controls and monitoring authority before models reach production.

Anthropic's enterprise AI push threatens to upend SaaS economics, forcing software incumbents to rethink their moats and CIOs to rethink vendor strategy.

As entry-level responsibilities are automated at scale, the newest members of the workforce grow more skeptical of the career ladder.

Grant Veazey, CTO of Ensemble Health Partners, and Sebastien Jean, CTO of Phison Electronics, discuss how they assess data that might seem perfect.

As enterprise AI projects grow, companies must assess whether existing network infrastructure can support growing AI demands. Five steps can help network leaders prepare.

As the quantum computing industry ramps up, it's threatened by critical security challenges and a shortage of quantum professionals.

The media giant escalates its AI push with executive backing amid a leadership shake-up and its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.