Quiet quitting: Why leaders should address it as a trust problem
Commentary: Patrick Gray explains why trust issues are an important factor in quiet quitting, and he offers leaders advice on how to gain their employees’ trust.
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Image: Armin Rimoldi/Pexels After Hours Tech news you may have missed: Oct 13 – 20
Lenovo’s innovation in the metaverse, a study of how hybrid work affects women and tips for migrating to a new iPhone lead TechRepublic’s news this last week.
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Image: Olivier Le Moal/Adobe Stock CXO 7 tips for preventing your IP from walking out the door with contractors
Intellectual property is a critical corporate asset that can make or break a company. When that IP is in an IT contractor’s hands, follow these best practices.
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Image: ZinetroN/Adobe Stock CXO IDC predicts two of the most important IT developments will be as-a-service products and processes and tech-by-wire
The firm’s FutureScape report for 2023 cites continued skills shortages, more tech supply chain woes, and a need for trust in automation among its list of top 10 IT predictions.
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Image: tippapatt/Adobe Stock Networking 70% of CEOs reckon their network is slowing business growth, NTT says
NTT’s new report reveals network modernization challenges and how top performers excel in understanding the role networks play in digital transformation.
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Image: adam121/Adobe Stock CXO Plugging holes remote work punched through security
Mike Arrowsmith, chief trust officer at NinjaOne, makes the case for a permanent shift in the way businesses conduct remote security.
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Image: peshkova/Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence The numbers speak volumes: 94% of business leaders find AI critical to business success
Deloitte's State of AI report finds that, even as deployments increase, outcomes are lagging. Here’s what leaders need to do to produce better outcomes.
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Image: zorandim75/Adobe Stock CXO You’ve heard about value-based healthcare, but what about value-based IT?
CEO Uri Haramati explains why business leaders need to take a new approach to IT.
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Image: Song_about_summer/Adobe Stock CXO How gamification will help train and encourage employees
Employees’ productivity, motivation and engagement have been found to increase with gamification. Learn how to use gamification to benefit your team.
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Image: FellowNeko/Adobe Stock Software Asana launches enterprise-level workplace tools for prioritization and planning
A slew of new Asana capabilities are geared toward enhancing reporting, decreasing duplicate cross-functional work and costs, and strengthening security.
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Image: Blue Planet Studio/Adobe Stock CXO Gartner: IT force multipliers for sustainable growth, cyber resiliency and responsible investment
Gartner analysts outline the steps CIOs need to take to “revolutionize work” for the next stage of digital and detail how to power sustainability outcomes during a keynote address at the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo Monday.
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Image: HQUALITY/Adobe Stock Big Data What does a data quality manager do?
Explore the requirements of the data quality manager role, and examine the skills necessary to succeed as one.
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Image: Panumas/Adobe Stock CXO How CIOs can defend against IT budget cuts
IT cannot continually cut spending without negative business consequences. CIOs must engage stakeholders to push back against damaging cuts to IT budgets.
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Image: Rido/Adobe Stock CXO Hybrid work may not be working for women
Women in the tech, media and telecom industries feel more stress, less visibility and poor work-life balance compared to in-person or fully remote workers, a new Deloitte study finds.
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Image: Drazen/Adobe Stock CXO Shift your organizational priorities and operations to be more customer focused
Tech executives must move quickly and drive innovation in order to meet emerging customer and employee demands.