Month: July 2019

Financial institutions and banks can no longer risk letting their business models become outdated. Here’s how CIOs can build a

Will AI and automation eliminate the need for the people who now keep IT infrastructures in operation? Not if those

What goes into IT strategic planning: Free templates and in-depth guides SOURCE: Gartner Inc.OFFERING: Strategic Planning and Budgeting Essentials: 2019

Craig Stephenson, senior client partner and managing director of the North America CIO/CTO Practice at Korn Ferry, has a keen

The CIO job description is morphing. So says Craig Stephenson, senior client partner and managing director of the North America

Illustration In 2014, a syllabus and sample lecture for a course entitled Introductory Korean Drama (pdf)  surfaced at Princeton University. Written

According to Ray Dalio, Jeff Bezos, and the Dalai Lama We often think of trust as something we inject into

This story originally appeared on Business Insider It could be a while before Beyond Meat lives up to its name. The maker

In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Jack Canfield describes myths about the Law of Attraction that will keep you from

Is there anything more headache inducing than the idea of IT efforts needed for a merger or acquisition? Here’s a

Photograph Since 2010, I’ve been working in Thailand on national issues entangled with the country’s long-running political conflict. This work

At the heart, product roadmaps show the major milestones of a project’s lifecycle. Maintaining Product Roadmaps is a useful discipline

Change your company’s structure to get bigger and better ideas. Just about everyone wants more creativity and innovation these days. But what’s

Before making the cloud decision, IT leaders need the facts and the criteria to choose the option that’s best for

RPA is the fastest growing category of software today, driven They know they need to make their operations faster, more

Photograph At a time when the business landscape seems in constant motion — a turbulent, fast-paced global environment rife with

Illustration CEOs and leadership teams spend a lot of time and energy defining and discussing corporate values, but a company’s

Your hosts, Braden Kelley, Julie Anixter and Rowan Gibson, are innovation writers, speakers and strategic advisors to many of the

We thought it would be a fun summer activity to pull together a list of the top innovation personalities and

Today, I’d like to talk about leadership, because leadership is a concern not only in organizations, but in the world

Technology’s shortcomings have less to do with technology and everything to do with us. Technology is sexy. On the one

Keep humans in the loop on AI decision-making As AI starts to get better, executives can think about replacing some

Key updates to ITIL This total reconstruction is one of the two most important aspects of the ITIL 4 update

Automation without optimization makes the wrong things go faster One of the reasons BPM became a meaningful way to understand

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Consumerization of sick care is on everyone’s lips. I think patient consumerism, i.e. the belief that if given the right

An interesting statistic reveals that 93 percent of online experiences start with the search engine. And your rank during a

In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Phil Town describes the difference between the expectations and the realities of investing. Town explains that many financial

This is a guest post The world today is drowning in content but starving for connection. After all, we’re social

Despite the positive market forecasts, a closer look at RPA brings to light challenges that indicate the technology is still