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Ryan Knisley describes his journey from the US Army to the C-suite. He also shares his professional journey along with insights into the crucial responsibilities of the CISO.

In 2025, Camunda, an AI automation company, surveyed companies and found that 82% of respondents were “concerned that a lack of control will lead to digital chaos”. Are companies and CIOs forgetting about the human element as they digitalize?

Jared Coyle shares some AI strategies at work within the software giant, including why thinking small and “boring” can deliver results.

The key lies in striking the right balance between innovation and efficiency, making smarter "build vs buy" decisions, and organizing for AI-driven productivity without sacrificing long-term progress.

Enterprises had to become an extreme form of agile during the pandemic. Now, with daily geopolitical changes, IT departments must be even more agile and resilient.

As IT leaders begin to navigate GenAI deployment, there are a series of tactics that can help them make informed decisions.

As the anniversary of the major CrowdStrike outage approaches, what have CIOs learned about cyber resilience?

Legacy systems like COBOL face modernization pressure as experts continue to retire. Gen AI enables selective upgrades vs risky full replacements, preserving stability.

CIOs face unprecedented challenges. Constant stress leads to disturbed sleep and terrifying nightmares, as well as discovering new solutions.

The IHG Hotels & Resorts’ CTO has driven IT strategy for leading organizations in transportation and hospitality, from Boeing and Delta Airlines to Marriott International.

When tech sprawl becomes overwhelming, which camp are you in? Purge, save the tech for the data, or fuhgeddaboudit? Did you know there’s another option?

In a workplace driven by artificial intelligence, mentorship can be a gamechanger for both experienced and newer workers.

Tsvi Gal, head of enterprise technology services at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, shares his concerns and questions given the unknowns with potential tariffs.

Tech companies are investing heavily in AI to avoid existential risks. Success will depend on their ability to integrate innovations and adapt their operating models for agility.

As machines become more complex with the help of AI systems, the notion of machines experiencing consciousness, or the ability to have subjective experiences, is largely escaping.