Skills and security continue to cloud the promise of cloud-native platforms
Even with the relentless rise of cloud computing, there's still a push and pull between on-premises and off-site approaches.
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Enterprise architects take charge of the digital revolution
'An enterprise architect for a digital enterprise cannot avoid having to gain an understanding of data science -- it's unavoidable,'
The pace of digital transformation may be slowing, but there's still a lot of work ahead
While the past two years was a mad rush to digital, a majority of executives admit key business processes still take weeks and months.
Time to rethink the way we hire tech talent
"'Retaining top talent requires an environment where developers are treated like innovators, not code writers, and are active participants in the business.'
User experience: not quite about the user and not really an experience
Popular UX measures 'say little about how users react to digital experiences or how to improve them'
No Ops like 'NoOps' revisited: Is the vision a reality yet?
A second look at an interesting concept: Completely autonomous IT operations.
The 'Ops' concept takes hold in enterprise technology shops, but so do new headaches
How should IT leaders proceed with all these Ops promising smoother and more responsive service delivery? As with any promising technology overhaul, a rethinking of processes and culture is essential.
Industry executives' advice for moving up today's technology management ladder
'Look for opportunities outside your comfort zone. It's more than just your day job.' 7 technology pros weigh in what it takes to move into management in the 2020s enterprise.
Building a tech career: a perspective from the world's largest aerospace company
A discussion with Boeing's IT leader on what it takes to succeed in information technology in the 2020s. 'You won't be fulfilled if you're just looking to move up the ladder. Find your passion and where you excel.'
Application modernization makes a dent in the technology universe
Survey finds on average, IT managers report at least three to four measurable improvements from IT modernization efforts.