As AI investments surge, CIOs face mounting pressure to prove business value amid fast-paced tech changes. Arun Chandrasekaran, distinguished VP and analyst at Gartner, shares insights on how CIOs can strategically navigate AI to deliver measurable outcomes for their organizations.
From food delivery to financial trading, real-time data streaming is reshaping how businesses operate. With 51% of IT leaders now prioritizing data streaming platforms, it can help businesses make fast, data-driven decisions without the lag of traditional data processing.
Sabre Corporation harnesses AI and cloud technology to revolutionize travel experiences, predict disruptions and offer personalized services. With a complete migration to Google Cloud, Sabre aims to address industry challenges and meet evolving consumer demands for seamless travel solutions.
Google asserts that platformization and consolidation can help contain today's sophisticated threats. Embedding generative AI into security is also required as the industry moves from assisted AI to semi-autonomous and, eventually, to autonomous security, with the goal of security by default.
By moving its on-premises data to the cloud, Sabre is leveraging AI services in the cloud to solve the most complex problems for its customers. CIO Joe DiFonzo said they can use the data collected over decades to provide travel intelligence and improve travelers' experience.
At CIO.inc's Cloud and AI Innovation Summit, IT leaders discussed the escalating costs of cloud computing and shared insights on strategic optimization and governance. The panel explored ways to ensure cloud investments deliver tangible value amid complex migration and modernization challenges.
VMware's recent Explore event reignited the cloud repatriation debate, with speakers championing private cloud solutions. A Barclays survey shows that 83% of enterprises are moving their workloads to private cloud, but Gartner says that end-user spending on public cloud will reach $675.4 billion in 2024.
In today's interconnected world, where third-party providers and software supply chains are integral to business operations, tech outages are inevitable. CIOs must ensure that tech integration not only mitigates these risks but also strengthens business resilience, says Belinda Finch, CIO at IFS.
Tony Shin, CIO of Daimler Truck South Korea, discusses his strategy for enhancing business processes using automation and mobility. He talks about the role of AI and robotic process automation in this transformation and the importance of balancing technology advancements with data security.
Sehaaonline, a leading online marketplace for post-operative equipment in the Middle East, is set for a major AI transformation with Sehaa 2.0. Built on AWS cloud, it will feature a chatbot developed through advanced research and accuracy, said Piyush Chowhan, co-founder and CTO, Sehaaonline.
Vid Desai, CIO at the Office of Digital Transformation, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, discusses how the agency plans to use AI, multi-cloud adoption, zero trust security, and a $1 billion annual budget to modernize its IT infrastructure and convert 20 petabytes of data into actionable insights.
Broadcom's consolidation of VMware products and revised licensing terms led to a significant increase in price for many customers. While some explored alternatives, analysts expected many to renew licenses due to VMware's deep integration in mission-critical systems.
At the Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit, Thomas Lintemuth, vice president analyst at Gartner, discussed how network security tooling has evolved, blending technologies such as firewall, SSE, NDR and SASE. He covered VPNs, microsegmentation and the deployment of policy enforcement points.
At ISMG's Southeast Asia Summit, panelists Ruwanthi Fernando, chief information and process officer, Hela Clothing, and Atif Najam, former chief information officer, Gatronova group, shared their insights on the crucial role of CIOs in building and leading resilient enterprises.
Anil Kumar Gupta, director (IT services), IFFCO, talks about innovations such as low-cost fertilizers, drones, EVs, high-resolution imaging, digital tools for farmers, and the cloud. By promoting entrepreneurship among young farmers, IFFCO aims to increase yields and profitability.
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