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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Cloud Priorities
Research commissioned by Google finds that cloud technologies could lead the digital revolution in finance. But cloud strategies need to include strong risk management. ...
LinkedIn: We won't expect employees to come into the office anymore
The social media platform U-turned on a previous policy requiring employees to be in the office at least part of the time.
The demand for IT innovation takes on new urgency in the post-pandemic world
According to the 2021 MuleSoft Connectivity Benchmark report, the demand for IT innovation and output capacity is at the highest levels in the post-pandemic world. ...
Pressure rises on IT executives to get their digital acts together
The majority of IT leaders in a recent survey are concerned about being left behind. Can microservices, containers, and service meshes pave the way to digital transformation quickly ...
Future of work: Five new features of your remote workplace in 2021
Nothing about work during 2020 has been normal. So what does 2021 have in store? Here's what the experts told ZDNet.
Automation is taking jobs away. Low-code and no-code tools could create new ones
Three-quarters of UK employees already have the skills to survive the automation of work. Are you one of them?
The state of business and IT innovation
The global survey of 1,739 line of business (LoB) employees in organizations with at least 250 employees revealed only 37% of organizations definitely have the skills and technology ...
Climate change: Why it could be time to cut back on new gadgets and HD streams
A new report shows that digital technologies hold many solutions to fight the climate crisis.
Quantum computing may make current encryption obsolete, a quantum internet could be the solution
Sometime between now and 2030, the mathematical system that protects all of digital communications may fall victim to a superior quantum system. Preparing for that time may require ...
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