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How resilient CIOs future-proof to mitigate risks

CIO Business Intelligence

This year saw emerging risks posed by AI , disastrous outages like the CrowdStrike incident , and surmounting software supply chain frailties , as well as the risk of cyberattacks and quantum computing breaking todays most advanced encryption algorithms. Of these, AI is at the top of many CIOs minds.

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Where CIOs should place their 2025 AI bets

CIO Business Intelligence

CIOs were given significant budgets to improve productivity, cost savings, and competitive advantages with gen AI. CIOs feeling the pressure will likely seek more pragmatic AI applications, platform simplifications, and risk management practices that have short-term benefits while becoming force multipliers to longer-term financial returns.

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Cloud analytics migration: how to exceed expectations

CIO Business Intelligence

If expectations around the cost and speed of deployment are unrealistically high, milestones are missed, and doubt over potential benefits soon takes root. The right tools and technologies can keep a project on track, avoiding any gap between expected and realized benefits. But this scenario is avoidable.

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Modular architecture drives productivity and risk management at Gilbane

CIO Business Intelligence

In my view, companies that split up these functions are seeing second-order consequences around communication, costs, and conflict, and are bringing these roles back together. The art is being able to scale the benefits we see on one job across multiple jobs,” she says. “To So they’ll be patient when it comes to ROI.

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Should I Stay or Go? Migrating to AI-Enabled Applications

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

Those customers should be evaluating if, when and how they will tap into the benefits that AI and GenAI can provide to improve operational and financial performance. With a perception of limited or no benefit, not taking any action can appear attractive and may be the right choice.

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5 tips for better business value from gen AI

CIO Business Intelligence

Bogdan Raduta, head of AI at FlowX.AI, says, Gen AI holds big potential for efficiency, insight, and innovation, but its also absolutely important to pinpoint and measure its true benefits. That gives CIOs breathing room, but not unlimited tether, to prove the value of their gen AI investments.

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5 top business use cases for AI agents

CIO Business Intelligence

The business benefit is that attorneys can get through the contracting process faster, respond to customers faster, and transact faster than anyone else. That includes a couple of the major open source models, he says, because they offer privacy, cost advantages, and lower latency.

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