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Why are many senior engineers quietly turning down leadership paths to remain in the digital trenches rather than step up for new roles?

AI is ushering in a new era of disaster recovery — and enterprises need to figure out how to update their strategies to maintain resilience.

As agentic AI rises, poor data governance risks amplifying bias and flawed decisions. Governance must become a real-time foundation for trustworthy AI.

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Most organizations add AI agents to existing processes. An IT leader explains how zero-based process redesign reimagines workflows entirely, unlocking agentic AI's full potential for ROI.

What happens when AI agents are given the keys to the kingdom? Okta's AI security lead discusses shadow AI, visibility, governance and the controls CIOs need as autonomous agents gain access to enterprise systems and data.

Bob Victor, chief product and customer solutions officer at Comcast Business, lays out how the telecom provider chooses new technologies to explore, and identifies which are worth scaling.

Network managers know that their staffs struggle with a daily inundation of data and telemetry, but are their teams ready to trust AI agents with more network operations? Four steps can help organizations prepare.

The pressure to deliver AI wins can be a recipe for CIO burnout. CIOs from Expereo and Quadient discuss how sharing responsibility for AI outcomes can help prevent overload while continuing to drive adoption and value.

The workforce transformation every organization claims to want cannot be delivered by training systems they refuse to replace.

An underperforming AI tool is easy to cut. Exiting the contract may not be. Learn what to review, negotiate and plan before walking away.

Art Hu, CIO at Lenovo; Marc Kermisch, chief AI and technology officer at Protolabs; and Joe Papp, CTO at Anthro Energy, discuss cultivating new leaders.

In this AI-first world, CIOs will be judged on technology delivery and their ability to lead business change alongside CEOs and the C-suite.

AI isn't just a new target for cybercriminals — it's also restructuring security teams, writes an IBM vice president.

Apple's decision to use Google's Gemini models for Siri reframes a core CIO debate: As AI lowers development costs, what is worth building in-house?