The first fortnight of the NextGen CIO program is complete. Are the participants enjoying the content? And how are they handling the additional workload? We find out in this week's update.
We are two weeks into the ZDNet NextGen CIO program, and of course, participants now have a better feel for the learning program they're undertaking. By all accounts, it's a little different from previous courses they've encountered.
This week, our video update gets the low-down from Anthony Tuting, Steve Cooper, Lincoln De Kalb, and Lyndel Short.
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New research on customer expectations reveals new CIO mandate
New State of the Connected Customer research reveals a closer look at how customer expectations are shaping the CIO mandate on innovation, customer-facing tech, and artificial ...
Software is eating our managers, but that's okay, we have containers
Software work -- like software itself -- is breaking down into autonomous units. Expect the rest of the organization to follow.
6 top qualities IT leaders will need in 2017
Deloitte survey finds CIOs are not satisfied with merely keeping things running smoothly -- they need to know if it's delivering what end customers actually want. ...
7 habits of effective IT service providers
A seasoned IT service provider shares the most important considerations in evolving an IT department into a business technology service broker.
A two-word strategy for CIOs' digital ambitions: carpe diem
Are marketing executives really qualified to make business technology decisions? Time for IT leaders to take the lead.
Digital insights are the new currency of business
Businesses are flooded with data -- but starved for insights. How do you ensure your data is delivering the maximum value?
Survey: IT development, operations teams really do deliver when working together
One in four enterprises employs DevOps,and it's making a difference in software delivery. Data security is a concern, however.
Cisco Intercloud: Potential game changer in cloud computing
Cisco's Intercloud finally allows CIOs to focus more on management and less on technology.
Five ways to inject more agility into your IT
The term 'IT agility' is an oxymoron at many organizations. Time to fix that.
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