Research defines three new pathways for organizations to manage digital transformation New research from Professor Feng Li, Chair of Information Management at City’s Business School has outlined three new approaches that digital innovators can take […]
A&G is proud to announce that Oliver Cronk, the Chief Architect of Tanium, a Unified Endpoint Management and Security platform, will assist the magazine as a Contributing Editor. Cronk works in the Office of the CISO (OCISO), working with customers and partners on […]
When the Women’s Tech Council recently named its finalists for the 2020 Women Tech Awards, Dr. Elke Leeds, the Dean and Academic Vice President of the College of Information Technology at Western Governors University (WGU), was an easy choice. Dr. […]
Earlier this fall, The Open Group, the vendor-neutral technology consortium, announced the publication of Open Agile Architecture™ (O-AA), a standard of The Open Group. Developed by The Open Group Governing Board Agile Architecture Work Group, the new standard […]
Analytics Insight has announced ‘The 10 Most Influential Women in Technology 2020’ in its October issue, which concentrates on women leaders “whose commendable efforts and contributions helped shape a better tomorrow.” The issue recognizes ten […]
Donald J. Welch, who has served as Penn State’s interim vice president for Information Technology and chief information officer since July 2019, was recently appointed to the position on a permanent basis, effective Oct. 1, following a national […]
When Debi Mofford was recently named a finalist for the 2020 Women Tech Awards, it didn’t surprise anyone who knew her given the successful impact she has had, spanning three decades, at WCF Insurance. Mofford, the company’s Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, began her career there as a software developer. […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced millions of people to work from home, making them ever more dependent on the digital technology that has long enabled them to handle both personal and professional tasks from their […]
A new study suggests some hackers aren’t just in it for the money but instead are motivated by their disappointment in a company’s attempts to fake social responsibility. “There is emerging evidence that the hacking community is […]
Research defines three new pathways for organizations to manage digital transformation New research from Professor Feng Li, Chair of Information Management at City University London’s Business School has outlined three new approaches that digital innovators […]