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Digitizing in tough times: ‘Support users, not systems’

Interest rate increases and inflation hit the Swedish economy hard. As a result, construction and civil engineering company Peab had to assess projects more rigorously, with strategic IT investment at the center of every decision. CIO Klas Antoni exp

How VWFS SA’s CIO helps drive online car purchases

With consumers starting their search for new vehicles online, and even visiting showrooms and test driving cars virtually, Volkswagen Financial Services South Africa had to modernize their digital processes in order to keep up with demand.

SAP aims for more digital and resilient supply chains

SAP is building a business network for the manufacturing industry to help service-provider supply chains withstand disruption.

Z Energy’s CDO: ‘First trust, then transform’

Mandy Simpson, Z Energy, New Zealand CDO, recently sat with Cathy O’Sullivan, editor for CIO New Zealand, to discuss working for high-change organizations, the need for IT teams to build trust across the business, and why you should always go f

2023 CIO 100 UK Awards Open for Entries and Launch New Recognition Awards

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.

Consulting, software boost IBM revenue as it turns to AI

As customers look to prioritize digital transformation projects, IBM said that it will double down on its focus on AI.

Toyota pushes IT automation into overdrive

Toyota Motor North America is shifting its automation agenda into high gear with a range of tools centered on the cloud as part of a strategy to reap savings and evolve toward data-informed operations.

AMD takes hybrid approach to engineering the cloud’s future

To ensure AMD can power a more powerful public cloud, CIO Hasmukh Ranjan embraces two worlds: cloud-fueled business transformation and massive engineering workloads on the ground.

5 ways AI will transform CRM

Recent announcements by Microsoft and Salesforce on how they’re ramping up integration of AI tools into their software offerings mark the start of a revolution in the CRM marketplace.