Better governance and basic economic principles can help CIOs get their arms around cloud cost-management challenges.

CIOs and their IT organizations play a key role in advancing ESG goals — in close collaboration with others — while serving as a catalyst for real enterprise change.

High-growth data and AI-enabled applications are not always a fit for centralized cloud computing models. That’s driving a surge of interest in edge computing for a variety of industry use cases.

Leading-edge CIOs are taking IT from cost center to revenue generator.

As cloud migrations increase, CIOs need to guard against governance gaps that can lead to unexpected costs.

A clear strategy to reduce complexity, optimize workloads, and manage costs is critical to success.

Evolving customer and employee expectations require flexible technologies.

Organizations need to adapt traditional security approaches to reduce risk without restricting the business mandate to move faster.

Changing needs from workers, consumers and other stakeholders require a balance of network performance, security and operational agility.

Utilizing technology to transform operational capabilities.