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5 signs your agile practices will lead to digital disaster

CIO Business Intelligence

But speaking to many IT leaders, there are often gaps between how IT runs Scrum, Kanban, or other agile practices and what CIOs need in order to achieve digital transformation objectives. We discussed how many agile teams focus on rituals without truly understanding the manifesto’s objectives or the organization’s goals.

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7 IT governance mistakes — and how to avoid them

CIO Business Intelligence

Governance should be designed with adaptability in mind to ensure IT remains in alignment with business objectives, continually providing value while effectively safeguarding the organization against potential risks, Bales says. CIOs frequently launch strategic initiatives without fully considering all the risks involved.

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Six EAM trends pushing the oil and gas industries forward

IBM Big Data Hub

EAM systems can provide around-the-clock visibility into inventory levels, allowing businesses to track part usage, automate reordering processes, prevent stockouts and overstocking, reduce carrying costs and ultimately ensure that parts are available when teams need them. It can also significantly increase uptime and lifespan.

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Rebalancing through Recalibration: CIOs Operationalizing Pandemic-era Innovation

CIO Business Intelligence

The technology initiatives that are expected to drive the most IT investment in 2023 security/risk management, data/business analytics, cloud-migration, application/legacy systems modernization, machine learning/AI, and customer experience technologies. CIO, Digital Transformation

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The Third Pillar of Data Culture: Data Governance

Alation

End up spinning out big-bang projects that too often spiral out of control and fail to deliver on business objectives. They can improve data quality, security and risk management without the need for an expensive big-bang project. A business glossary houses this key information. Creates Shared Processes.