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CIO Network

The scarcity of AI talent is not an inevitable state of nature — it’s just easy to tell ourselves the story that it is, even as our own actions perpetuate the problem. The good news is that the problems we create, even unintentionally, are problems we have the power to solve.

Corporate boards are searching for tech expertise to meet digital strategy needs. Chris Putur, REI’s EVP of Technology and Operations, shares board service leadership lessons and advises how to ready for coveted board openings.

Boeing's former CIO, Ted Colbert, has been named to lead the company's largest business unit by revenue as president and CEO effective April 1.

The number of women in technology is persistently low. The stats get worse when referring specifically to Black women. Yet, in lieu of wringing hangs and clutching pearls, a hashtag created with a single question in 2018 keeps chugging along. Inspiring. Driving.

The push to get Ukraine news past the Kremlin’s wall of propaganda is prompting innovative—and old-school—strategies.

Sandbox AQ, which is also backed by T.Rowe Price, Breyer Capital and Guggenheim Partners, is launching with funding that’s “well into the nine figures,” according to its CEO.

As the SEC passes a new rule forcing public companies to reveal their climate impact, tech leaders are stepping up their game on environmental, social and governance issues.

Escalating digital threats and a recent court ruling move cyber insurers to raise premiums, fortify policy coverage exemptions and reduce payouts — leaving many policyholders unknowingly self-insured.

Former UnitedHealthcare CIO Carissa Rollins will leverage data and digital technologies to better understand customers and improve operations across the healthcare ecosystem.

Collaboration tools deployed at the outset of the Covid crisis may actually be undermining the productivity they were intended to foster and contributing directly to employee burnout.