IT Management

Camunda simplifies process automation with new AI-powered natural language features

Vendors are adding AI features to process orchestration and automation platforms — but is the technology a revolution or an evolution?

IT staff shortages damage the bottom line: IDC report

According to an IDC survey of IT execs, missed revenue growth, quality declines, and plunges in customer satisfaction are among the key business impacts of understaffed IT orgs.

Download our cloud cost management enterprise buyer’s guide

From the editors of our sister publication CIO.com, this enterprise buyer’s guide helps IT staff understand the cost management tools available to keep their cloud spend under control.

UK government’s Pensions Dashboards Programme delayed

Skills shortages, inadequate governance, and rising costs stymie the PDP, but the National Audit Office says it believes progress is being made.

Ways IT leaders can meet the EU AI Act head on

Ways IT leaders can meet the EU AI Act head on

The biggest mistake companies of all sizes could make is to put conformity before innovation, according to EU AI Act co-rapporteur Dragoș Tudorache.

Atos receives four offers of help

Rival bids seek to make the company either an integrated IT services powerhouse or a low-cost provider of data centers as a service.

7 IT leadership hacks that deliver results

From leaning on peers to accepting inconvenient challenges, CIOs offer time-tested, hard-won advice for achieving and sustaining IT and career success.

Coaching your IT team for change: 9 tips

Getting your team to accept, and even embrace, change is vital for IT success. IT leaders who have mastered the art of leading through change share their advice on this essential leadership skill.

Google spurs US to ease immigration rules for tech talent

Citing a US talent shortage, the tech giant has urged the Department of Labor to expand Schedule A occupations to include AI, software engineering, and cybersecurity roles.

AI is set to transform hiring requirements: Report

About 50% of technology leaders in an EY survey said they anticipate a combination of layoffs and hiring in the next six months as a direct result of AI adoption.