Innovation

Innovation advice for CIOs and other leaders

Expanding the realm of what's possible in healthcare and beyond.

Apple chief says AR will trump VR in commercial scenarios

Apple's Tim Cook suggests that the company is currently exploring augmented reality rather than virtual reality. However, despite the success of Pokemon Go both technologies remain stronger in the enterprise.

Building businesses for the subscription generation

Two things are driving the new subscription business model: The younger generation's preference for subscribing to or renting things instead of owning them, and our disposition as a species to always have the best or latest versions of products.

When a project fails, don’t blame your end users

Change isnu2019t an end-user problem, but a leadership opportunity, says former Red Robin CIO Chris Laping.

How IT greases the wheels of aerospace-and-defense supply chain

Ken Bell, CIO of Orbital ATK, discusses four trends in supply-chain innovation.

Being pushed out of your comfort zone can make your IT career

Vanguard CIO John Marcante was working his dream job as the head of the companyu2019s software development team. However, things were about to change.

CIO Quick Takes: What does innovation look like?

Everyone talks about innovation, but quantifying it can be a bit, well, fuzzy. Here three CIOs put innovation into more concrete terms.

The future of innovation management software

What if you could fire your CEO?

For the last four years, Haufe U.S. has functioned as a workplace democracy, where its executive leadership is elected by the employees annually. The craziest part? It's working.

Interactive and zero-knowledge proofs for better patient interactions with blockchain technology

Zero-knowledge proofs, when combined with blockchain technologies running on smart contracts, have the potential to prove patient health information without the verifier ever learning anything except that a statement is true.