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Offering more AI tools can't guarantee better adoption -- so what can?17:26 Meta's move to give employees broad AI access exposes a growing truth for CIOs: Adoption hinges on education, judgment and shared accountability. IT Leaders Fast-5: Kellie Romack, ServiceNow14:34 In this edition of IT Leaders Fast-5, ServiceNow CDIO Kellie Romack shares why consensus can muddle business decisions, how she's reskilling her workforce for AI and the podcast she never misses. The thin red line: Is AI the only thing holding up the U.S. economy?18.prosince As hyperscaler spending masks weakness in other sectors, economists warn an AI slowdown could expose structural vulnerabilities. CIOs must prepare for a world where the demand for AI tapers. Florida Crystals CIO on building on a history of tech transformation17.prosince Reaping the rewards of digital transformation can be sweet, but getting there is hard work. Kevin Grayling offers a look inside the sugar producer’s journey. What CIOs should know about rare earths17.prosince Systemic risk from China's rare earth dominance is buried deep within the supply chain, creating a visibility gap for tech delivery. CIOs can address this geopolitical threat by using risk software and supplier diversification. EY’s Joe Depa on reckoning with AI or risk falling behind15.prosince The global chief innovation officer for the professional services firm lays out how his organization adapts with AI and the peril that AI laggards face. The battle for agent connectivity: Can MCP survive the enterprise?15.prosince Besides MCP, there is Google's Agent2Agent Protocol and IBM's Agent Communication Protocol, among other protocols. Can one of these -- or something else entirely -- deliver the TKO blow to MCP? Accenture, Anthropic and the quiet rise of AI integrators12.prosince Partnerships between AI labs and consultancy firms signal a shift in how CIOs deploy AI -- and raise questions about autonomy, AI skills and long-term strength. Gartner delivers CIO guide to deploying emerging technology12.prosince Gartner Analyst Gene Alvarez outlined a structured, three-step process for CIOs to weigh the potential benefits of deploying emerging technology against organizational readiness and business value. What tidings will AI provide for workers in 2026?11.prosince AI demands strategic coherence. Companies focused on reinvestment and upskilling are growing stronger; those focused on using AI to cut costs will face further disruption. An Olympic-sized effort: CIOs prep for AI disruption in 202611.prosince Tech leaders from Moderna, the International Olympic Committee and Sportradar hash out the benefits of building or buying AI 'off the shelf' at Reuters Next. It's time to revamp IT security to deal with AI10.prosince Companies and their IT teams are woefully behind in dealing with AI-driven cybersecurity threats. Here are three AI areas to work on immediately. Ask the Experts: When ransomware strikes, who takes the lead -- the CIO or CISO?10.prosince What are the first three steps a CIO should take after a ransomware attack to minimize operational downtime? Outsmart risk: A 5-point plan to survive a data breach9.prosince A data breach is inevitable -- what matters is being prepared to respond swiftly. Here are five steps to plan, act, and recover with confidence. AI isn't magic: It takes discipline to gain business value9.prosince The AI frenzy is creating pressure to label every new tech project 'AI.' To extract real business value, leaders must establish clear definitions and focus on disciplined execution. |