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CIO Leader Jun 19, 2018 6 hard truths IT must learn to accept The rise of shadow IT, shortcomings in the cloud, security breaches — IT leadership is all about navigating hurdles and deficiencies, and learning to adapt to inevitable setbacks. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 14 reasons why software projects fail • How to get started with predictive analytics • Top IT spending priorities for 2018 • CIO Leadership Live with James Rinaldi, CIO, Director for Information Technology, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory | Ep 11 • Deutsche Bank CIO shows how to do software right in the digital era 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 ▶ 14 reasons why software projects fail From outsized expectations to fundamental feature changes, software development projects get derailed — or declared failures — thanks to a variety of project management and technical factors. Read More ▶ How to get started with predictive analytics Cast aside your doubts and gain the ability to view and act upon future business needs and opportunities. Read More ▶ Top IT spending priorities for 2018 From customer experience to digital transformation, here's where IT leaders are directing their technology spend this year. Read More ▶ Video CIO Leadership Live with James Rinaldi, CIO, Director for Information Technology, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory | Ep 11 In this episode, host Maryfran Johnson talks with James Rinaldi, CIO at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, about opening up data silos and driving data transformation; having a seat at the table to lead change; and using technology to explore the universe. Watch Now ▶ Deutsche Bank CIO shows how to do software right in the digital era Frédéric Véron extols the virtues of smart software execution, deploying machine learning and sound principles to ensure the bank's software operates optimally in a sector where downtime can be deadly. Read More ▶ CIO Insider 1. 15 ways to advance your IT career 2. How Bank of America's tech chief manages culture 3. CIO playbook: 10 tips for leading IT in the digital era 4. IT Resume Makeover: Prove your path to CIO on page one 5. 9 warning signs of bad IT architecture Editor's Picks 1. The pros and cons of outsourcing data analytics 2. How virtual reality is helping Embry-Riddle transform online education 3. 7 digital transformation myths 4. How AI is reshaping IT operations 5. The 5 best self-service BI tools compared

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