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Discover the leadership traits and skills that CIOs and thought leaders say are important to becoming an AI-savvy CIO.

Rushing to deploy multiple AI tools without coordination creates tech debt for future leaders. Orchestration, not speed, drives ROI and lasting business impact.

In a follow-up conversation, Cisco’s CIO and senior vice president discussed the impact of AI on development and his own role.

This session explains how enterprises are evaluating automation and AI tools and optimizing their use of these technologies.

Following new White House comments around chip restrictions, CIOs must prepare for AI workloads that operate differently within geographical boundaries.

Here are your options for whether to build, buy or wait entirely on MCP servers, along with pros and cons.

This session details the essential stages of AI's data preparation and demonstrates how automation and DataOps may streamline data handling.

Where are AI and automation most likely to affect IT departments and staff functions, and what steps can CIOs take now to ease the transition? Veteran IT leader Mary Shacklett advises.

This session reveals both the potential benefits and limitations of implementing AI SecOps solutions to thwart AI-driven threats.

In Raleigh, N.C., the city's IT team took a measured approach to deploying AI by first bringing more automation to its own workflows. Public use cases came next, including AI-enhanced systems designed to make transportation safer and fix potholes faster.

Risk is inevitable. Managed risk, however, is necessary, proactive, and should be embraced by all CIOs, particularly leaders in high-stakes sectors.

Structural changes to the H-1B visa program will alter the business and IT landscape. CIOs can play a critical role in keeping talent pipelines flowing.