CMOs much more likely than CIOs to lead digital transformation

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CIO Enterprise Sep 21, 2016 CMOs much more likely than CIOs to lead digital transformation Digital transformation is not just another buzzword; it's an escape plan for businesses that can't keep up with tech modernization. However, new research indicates many CIOs shy away from the challenge. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What IT needs to know about iOS 10 • Falling flash prices are a boon to enterprise storage buyers • What to think about when moving to the cloud • Why Tesla's customer loyalty ratings beat Mercedes • Bad migration experiences leave IT bosses gun-shy • Smart cities: The rise of new C-level executives • What's difference between project management and change management? • How to keep IT security at the forefront during a merger • Why (and how) you should manage Windows PCs like iPhones • How ITSM laid the foundation for a cultural transformation • 5 incredibly creative uses of social proof in marketing 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 ▶ What IT needs to know about iOS 10 iOS 10 offers a range of technologies that make the iPhone and iPad even better enterprise devices and network citizens. But there are a couple of caveats. Read More ▶ Falling flash prices are a boon to enterprise storage buyers As flash gets cheaper, enterprises are spending the same amount of money on storage systems but getting more capacity. Read More ▶ What to think about when moving to the cloud Thinking about making the idea of cloud a reality for today's enterprise Read More ▶ Why Tesla's customer loyalty ratings beat Mercedes Columnist Rob Enderle writes that marketing isn't about selling stuff anymore. It's about selling experiences. A recent trip made it clear that Tesla gets this and Mercedes does not. Read More ▶ Bad migration experiences leave IT bosses gun-shy IT pros are hesitant to take on migration projects because a previous one left a bad taste in their mouths. However, they may only have themselves to blame for that. Read More ▶ Smart cities: The rise of new C-level executives Smart cities are creating new types of C-level executives, including chief bicycle officer, chief innovation officer and chief data officer. Read More ▶ What's difference between project management and change management? Change management and project management are often thought to be the same thing. They aren't. Here's how they differ. Read More ▶ How to keep IT security at the forefront during a merger Security pros weigh in on how to keep IT security at the forefront during a merger Read More ▶ Why (and how) you should manage Windows PCs like iPhones The pieces are finally coming together to implement an omnidevice systems management approach for Windows, MacOS, iOS, and Android Read More ▶ How ITSM laid the foundation for a cultural transformation In its quest to craft a more nimble culture, Oshkosh Corp., an industrial vehicle manufacturer, replaced a hodgepodge of clumsy IT service management tools with ServiceNow. Read More ▶ 5 incredibly creative uses of social proof in marketing Social proof promotes consumer confidence in an unbiased fashion, doing what traditional marketing and advertising can't. Study these examples, including Mark Zuckerberg, Gogobot, the Colbert Bump, Netflix, and Pura Vida, to understand what social proof is capable of achieving. 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 ▶ How to make hybrid cloud work The enterprise view of hybrid cloud is becoming clearer and more sophisticated than simply using cloud alongside existing on-premises IT. Here's what companies are doing now with hybrid cloud. ▶ Why Microsoft's Edge browser is missing its edge More than a year after its introduction, Edge remains underwhelming and a very much a work in progress. Our reviewer explains where it falls short. ▶

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