Responding to varying levels of uncertainty in today’s world requires speed and agility, and traditional approaches to data and analytics governance are becoming obsolete. A typical ‘one-size-fits-all,’ command-and-control-based IT governance capability has neither the scope nor the agility to meet the needs of digital business.
As we hurtle towards a paperless society, the trail of “digital dust” that companies and individuals leave behind is a valuable resource for enforcement agencies. Exploring key takeaways from a recent government analytics forum.
Blake Lemoine, a senior software engineer in Google’s Responsible AI organization, has been put on administrative leave amidst a flurry of controversy. He has...
In a discussion on how artificial intelligence is being used as an explanation to avoid accountability, and we explore how AI works and the somewhat complicated concerns we should have about its use.
The pandemic response has accelerated hybrid work and the digitalization of business processes in the cloud, both of which introduce new security challenges. These seven top cybersecurity trends will help security and risk management leaders evolve their roles to meet future challenges, and elevate standings within their organizations.
Thoughtful executives will prioritize planning for fully reopening their organizations now that the COVID-19 pandemic is subsiding. The new normal will not be the old normal.
IT leaders must prepare to support the new needs of their digital workforce. Here are three actions that digital workplace leaders can take to help employees work happier, faster, and smarter.