IT Leadership

United Airlines sets its flight plan for gen AI success

The Chicago-based airlines has moved beyond the pilot phase with production LLMs built on a strong data foundation in the cloud.

What is data architecture? A framework to manage data

Data architecture translates business needs into data and system requirements, and seeks to manage data and its flow through the enterprise.

IDC chief research officer: GenAI, from experimentation to adoption

How will AI agents be priced? CIOs need to pay attention

Salesforce has priced its agent per conversation, but several other pricing models are emerging. The best choice depends on how much an organization uses agents.

5 job negotiation tips for CAIOs

Flash-sale retailer BrandAlley utilizes AI to unlock the power of fan-fueled marketing, skyrocketing repeat purchases by 25% while boosting referrals 4.6%.

5 job negotiation tips for CAIOs

As you look toward a possible next role as a chief AI officer, here are five keys to negotiate your offer before embarking on your first 90 days.

Ride the AI wave: Learn to flow

The workplace is disengaged and drowning in distraction. AI is the answer, not the threat. Learn how to flow with AI to unlock human potential and dominate the future of work.

How resilient CIOs future-proof to mitigate risks

From AI hazards to the CrowdStrike fallout, the growing threat landscape is emboldening CIOs to articulate resilience plans that prevent further disruptions and preserve business continuity.

Transforming distribution: How Ingram Micro is becoming a platform business

How does a global business that generates $48 billion annually without manufacturing or owning any products take growth to the next level? By becoming a platform business. Sanjib Sahoo, the technology distributor’s EVP of global technology and

Avnet CIO: Navigating the cloud and AI landscape with a practical approach

Discover the lessons Max Chan and Avnet have learned about the modern digital landscape, from optimizing cloud spending to leveraging AI for customer satisfaction.

Whatever happened to the three-year IT roadmap?

CIOs now lean on shorter-term, more flexible plans, saying there’s too many unknowns to plot IT strategies years ahead.