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Companies tried to spend less on cloud. Then AI showed up. - Vimarsana News

Companies tried to spend less on cloud. Then AI showed up.

Businesses have been working to better manage their cloud budgets. Generative AI, which runs on the cloud, is making that much harder.

4 steps for proving IT's value to the business - Vimarsana News

4 steps for proving IT's value to the business

CIOs have long struggled to effectively demonstrate the value of IT to their business colleagues. Now more than ever, it’s imperative that IT leaders learn how to do so.

Source: cio.com
CIOs' Favorite Reads of 2020 - Vimarsana News

CIOs' Favorite Reads of 2020

CIOs’ Favorite Reads of 2020 Works on innovation, Covid-19 top the list A ultraviolet sterilizing machine cleaning library books amid the coronavirus outbreak at a library in Tokyo. Photo: kim kyung-hoon/Reuters By Dec. 24, 2020 7:30 am ET Bookshelves emerged as a breakout video-meeting background accessory in 2020. When technology leaders were asked by CIO Journal for the one or two books that deserved a prominent place in the background of their video feeds, a few, not surprisingly, suggested titles that dealt with the pandemic’s i...

Source: wsj.com
Under Covid's Pall, CIOs Looked to Employees' Emotional Health in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Under Covid's Pall, CIOs Looked to Employees' Emotional Health in 2020

Dec. 21, 2020 7:30 am ET This year, many chief information officers gave priority to the mental health and well-being of their employees more than ever before, offering access to psychological resources and sharing personal experiences to strengthen bonds. Social distancing, enforced isolation and the stress of working from home while managing one’s personal life in the midst of a deadly pandemic has taken a toll on mental health. Psychologists say confinement can take a psychological toll, including depression and compulsive disorders, WSJ has previously reported. “The ne...

Source: wsj.com