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What’s holding back CIO’s AI strategies? Their own AI learning curve for one

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Under pressure to deploy AI within their organizations, most CIOs fear they don’t have the knowledge they need about the fast-changing technology. Salesforce CIO Juan Perez encourages CIOs to learn from their peers. “AI While sharing knowledge is important, CIOs should also turn to trusted AI partners, Perez advises.“Finding

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AI data readiness: C-suite fantasy, big IT problem

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Business leaders may be confident that their organizations data is ready for AI, but IT workers tell a much different story, with most spending hours each day massaging the data into shape. But 84% of the IT practitioners surveyed, including data scientists, data architects, and data analysts, spend at least one hour a day fixing data problems.

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9 IT resolutions for 2025

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Wetmur says Morgan Stanley has been using modern data science, AI, and machine learning for years to analyze data and activity, pinpoint risks, and initiate mitigation, noting that teams at the firm have earned patents in this space. CIOs are an ambitious lot. Were embracing innovation, he explains.

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Why your IT team needs to upgrade its digital employee experience (DEX)

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Business and IT leaders agree that improving the “digital employee experience” (DEX) results in better productivity and workplace morale. But recent research by Ivanti reveals an important reason why many organizations fail to achieve those benefits: rank-and-file IT workers lack the funding and the operational know-how to get it done.

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Bridging the IT skills gap, Part 1: Assessing current strategies and introducing GenAI as a unified solution

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These tools enable employees to develop applications and automate processes without extensive programming knowledge. With advanced technologies like AI transforming the business landscape, IT organizations are struggling to find the right talent to keep pace. Take cybersecurity, for example.

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Your CEO has little idea who IT is or what IT does

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Organizations want a one click technology solution but all too frequently lack the patience, discipline, and knowledge of what is required to make that one click solution a reality. IT may be central to modern existence, but the people and processes of IT remain a mystery to most business executives and colleagues. Its time to change this.

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With generative AI, IT must deliver knowledge…not just technology

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As a result, knowledge workers can create content, low- and no-code solutions are more accessible, and team members from every layer of the organization have broader options for getting work done. What IT can do to train, educate, and share knowledge around GenAI How can IT organizations play an active part in educating users?

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