Business Operations

6 trends fueling the rise of self-service IT

Self-service IT is evolving and maturing, empowering end users to solve a wider range of IT issues without direct IT involvement than ever before.

6 legal ‘gotchas’ that could sink your CIO career

We live in a litigious society and CIOs are no exception when it comes to lawsuits. What can you do to protect yourself?

A forensic look into cloud success with Broadcom’s Andy Nallappan

Andy Nallappan, CTO, CSO, and head of software engineering and operations at Broadcom, recently spoke with Heller Search Associates CEO Martha Heller about how cultural change and replacing on-prem’s sunk cost mentality with incentivized FinOps

Making intelligent automation work at scale

Enterprise IA pioneers have been blending RPA and AI to great benefits. Here’s how they’ve honed their automation strategies to take IA enterprise-wide.

Deoleo doubles down on sustainability through digital transformation

Deoleo doubles down on sustainability through digital transformation

The Spanish multinational olive oil processing company is immersed in a digital transformation journey to achieve operational efficiency and contribute to the company's sustainability strategy.

SAP takes steps toward ‘green ledger’ for carbon accounting

New tools and capabilities in S/4HANA aim to help enterprises account for carbon emissions across their entire supply chain, as consumers and regulators seek more accurate, timely information about the climate impact of their products.

GlobalFoundries overhauls its process owner model to drive transformation

CDO Brad Clay spearheaded a new global business process ownership model to help fuel the semiconductor manufacturer’s transformation from a high-volume commodity business to a high-value one.

EU task force to review ChatGPT

AI tools like ChatGPT are putting pressure on rule makers in Strasbourg and Brussels. The regulations could be stricter than originally planned.

Will Taiwan be the next supply chain bottleneck for IT?

The dependency of the world’s PC makers on a steady supply of chips from Taiwan is highlighted by tensions in the seas surrounding the island this month. CIOs should take note.

Germany plans new visa aimed at attracting more Indian tech workers

During a trip to India, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that Germany lacks the skilled workers needed to meet the country’s software development demands.