Why digital transformations are lagging

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CIO Leader May 22, 2018 Why digital transformations are lagging The inability to change culture or align on key metrics such as customer satisfaction and value delivery are among the key reasons why digital transformations are failing, experts say. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 12 myths of data analytics debunked • 7 risk mitigation strategies for the cloud • How Kroger transforms IT innovation to revenue generation • Budget constraints can kill IT innovation … but only if you let them • U.S. LBM's culture of freedom, accountability -- and the future of work Sponsor Article: Magento Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce This report evaluates 21 providers of digital commerce platforms to assist application leaders supporting digital commerce. Read More ▶ 12 myths of data analytics debunked From data concerns to staffing needs to technology combinations, data analytics misconceptions abound. Here's a no-bull look at how to leverage data science to deliver bona fide business results. Read More ▶ 7 risk mitigation strategies for the cloud Cloud services — and the risks associated with them — will only become more critical over time. Here's how to manage those risks without missing out on the benefits of the cloud. Read More ▶ How Kroger transforms IT innovation to revenue generation Interactive shelf displays, IoT sensor systems and a mobile shopping system are among the technologies Kroger is selling to interested parties through a new venture. Kroger CIO Chris Hjelm oversaw the innovations. Read More ▶ Budget constraints can kill IT innovation … but only if you let them Focusing too much on costs can result in a race to the bottom, says Chad Sheridan, CIO of USDA's Risk Management Agency. Instead, Federal CIOs (who know a thing or two about working in a budget-challenged environment) are looking to a smarter approach for delivering deliver IT value. Read More ▶ U.S. LBM's culture of freedom, accountability -- and the future of work Joseph Spagnoletti, CIO at U.S. LBM, reflects on a singular organizational philosophy that accentuates agility and accountability -- while doing away with familiar trappings of corporate life. Read More ▶ CIO Insider 1. Scrum vs. Lean vs. Kanban: Comparing agile project management frameworks 2. 9 warning signs of bad IT architecture 3. 7 tips for managing an IT outsourcing contract 4. 12 bad habits that slow IT to a crawl 5. How companies are creating data scientists in-house Editor's Picks 1. IT makeover: From cost center to revenue driver 2. 10 dirty secrets of CRM 3. 8 common resume mistakes (and how to fix them) 4. Top 10 highest-paying cloud skills 5. 8 ways you're failing at change management

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