In response to the COVID-19 threat, a lot of companies have moved their work arrangement to a fully remote team. Companies like the American Express, Xerox, United Health, and many others have integrated this set-up to their current workforce. And with this, it could change the future of work now that we’re seeing the value...
"Using your Tech to Work-from-Home (WFH): Part 4 — How to Setup a Remote Team in the Midst of an Outbreak"Read more
A lot of us work more than we can cope with, which can lead to extreme pressure, stress, and a possible burn out in the long run. With our current work arrangement where more and more of us seem to be working from home, it’s more different, often, challenging for us to ask for a...
"Using your Tech to Work-from-Home (WFH): Part 3 — Task Overload vs Smooth Workflow"Read more
It’s increasingly common for companies now to break from the traditional way of doing work in a physical office and allow employees to work from home. Almost 3.4 million Americans are reported to have opted for this work arrangement according to the 2020 report of Flex Jobs. And with the constant change in technology, working...
"Using your Tech to Work-from-Home (WFH): Part 2 — Top 6 Key Concerns"Read more
More and more people are now working from home as companies have been resolved or forced to make this kind of work arrangement for various reasons. (At the time of publication of this article, the Coronavirus outbreak is the most recent widespread reason. With potentially 200,000 people succumbing to the virus, the entire workforce is...
"Using your Tech to Work-from-Home (WFH): An 8-part Guide"Read more
Hybrid cloud is the best of both worlds — the ease and convenience of public cloud services, and the security and control of private systems that operate on-premises. For organizations concerned with privacy and regulatory compliance, or for those that just want to keep a closer eye on their cloud setup, hybrid cloud offers a...
"Hybrid Cloud: Planning to Succeed & Avoid Pitfalls"Read more
Digital privacy is a very hot topic these days, between media reports of major corporate breaches and failures, and the ever increasing stringent regulatory requirements of policies like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Chief information officers (CIOs) should have digital privacy on their collective radar, working to create an IT plan that ensures proper...
"Digital Privacy: CIOs’ Hot Seat"Read more
In a field as fast-paced and constantly changing as technology, training is key and it can be a big challenge. Cost, time, and choosing the right training are some of the main pain points of figuring out how to best get the next generation of IT professionals ready. CIOs and CTOs can help their organizations...
"IT Training – How CIOs & CTOs Can Assist in Training the Next Generation of IT Professionals"Read more
Technology is evolving remarkably rapidly, opening up a lot of opportunities for organizations poised to take advantage of all that new tech has to offer. For IT professionals, especially CIOs and CTOs, understanding what is coming in 2020 and beyond needs to start now, in order to strategize for the future. We cannot predict every...
"IT in 2020 and Beyond – Top 10 IT Topics for CIOs & CTOs in Coming Years"Read more
Blogs are a window into the world of other educators, administrators, and school staff. For a Chief Information Office (CIO), blogs focused on CIOs in education, be it K-12 or university level, offer new perspectives on topics that hit close to home. A CIO is often someone who is working alone in their position, albeit...
"Best 7 Blogs for CIOs in Education"Read more
For a chief information officer (CIO), staying on top of technology trends and learning from others’ insight is key to keeping one’s organization at the forefront of success. CIOs are, of course, busy people, and every minute matters. That’s why we have sifted through the publications pointed toward CIOs to determine which ones are the...
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