CIO communication skills drive success with business users

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CIO Enterprise Aug 31, 2016 CIO communication skills drive success with business users A CIO's ability to forge new connections is vital to solving problems in a quickly moving technology-enabled workplace. And the communication skills a CIO demonstrates help the IT team understand the value of thinking in a more connected way with the business. This is crucial because business stakeholders, who have the funding purse these days, are tired of IT telling them what technologies to use. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Windows 10 troubleshooting and fixes revisited • Stop undervaluing the CIO's role in shaping business growth • Beware technology that delivers less than its name promises • Commercial drones take off to deliver new data and business models • Digital transformation is giving IT spending a big boost eGuide: Level 3 Communications eGuide: Content Delivery Networks in the Cloud World In this eGuide, InfoWorld and Network World present some fixes needed to get the network ready for the IoT revolution, what to consider as organizations shift more business-critical applications to the cloud, how personalized online content is changing internet performance requirements, the importance of your website or online content being reachable and more. Read More ▶ Windows 10 troubleshooting and fixes revisited Long before the Windows 10 Anniversary Update appeared, it was easy to see that Microsoft was putting more energy and effort into its troubleshooting tools. Here's a look at what's new (includes video). Read More ▶ Stop undervaluing the CIO's role in shaping business growth Business executives generally appreciate the significant benefits of technology and how it is critical for the success of any business strategy. Yet, less than 33 percent CIOs play an active role in directly shaping business strategies in their organizations. Two-thirds of the CIO don't report to the CEO and are not a part of the executive team. CEOs must urgently capitalize on the opportunity to drive growth by taking advantage of new technology advancements, before market forces and competition forces them to do so. Read More ▶ Beware technology that delivers less than its name promises Don't be lured by what the words imply. Instead consider what the technology actually does. Read More ▶ Commercial drones take off to deliver new data and business models The FAA today released new regulations for the low-altitude operation of commercial small unmanned aircraft, which has the potential to unlock a wave of new data and business models built on that data. Read More ▶ Digital transformation is giving IT spending a big boost Digital transformation may promise critical benefits for the companies undertaking it, but it's also delivering a major boost to IT spending around the world. Read More ▶ Video/Webcast: Unisys IT Transformation to Support Digital Business Join Unisys Senior Client Advisor Rick Leopoldi as he discusses the forces that are creating change on IT organizations and describes the process IT leaders must undertake to reinvent, realign and re-energize their most important asset; their people, to be ready to thrive in the new world of digital. Read More ▶ 4 signs you're a victim of ransomware "It's not always obvious when ransomware is the problem," says Mike Cobb, director of engineering at data recovery and digital forensics firm DriveSavers. Here's what to look for. ▶ How to rebuild your career after a layoff There is life after the layoff. Take these 6 steps to engineer your own comeback. ▶

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