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Not every piece of tech or strategy you try works. That doesn’t mean transformation plans come to a complete halt. Sometimes you have to shelve an idea and attempt a new approach. ”That DOS Won’t Hunt,” hosted by InformationWeek’s Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, is a discussion of tech and strategy problems enterprises face, the options they explore, the ultimate solutions they find, and the ROI to the organization.
Informa TechTarget hosts The InformationWeek Podcast, a news show with 100 episodes published.
Even with preparation, a C-suite tech leader may have to adapt in the moment to meet security threats. Bad actors, by nature, do not play by the rules. In the AI era, the rules have certainly changed on both sides, and w
Aaron Harris, CTO at Sage, and Jerry Shu, CTO and co-founder of Daylit, share how they avoid letting questionable metrics derail optimization plans.
Bill Vass of Booz Allen Hamilton and Ameya Kanitkar of Larridin discuss how they are responding to escalating AI costs while keeping AI on track.
Alex Lisle, CTO, Reality Defender and Hui Zhang, CTO, Conviva, share their approaches to preparing potential new tech leaders as roles continue to evolve.
Much of the attention on quantum computing focuses on the dangers of bad actors getting their hands on the technology and then breaching traditional security and defenses. But the threat is still years away. Is it worth
How do C-suite tech leaders handle times when others in the C-suite or board rejected strategic tech proposals? The CEO obviously must sign off on a proposal—who are the other essential stakeholders who must be convinced
Art Hu, CIO at Lenovo; Marc Kermisch, chief AI and technology officer at Protolabs; and Joe Papp, CTO at Anthro Energy, discuss cultivating new leaders during the AI transformation era.
Mike Gerhard, BDO USA's chief data and AI officer, and Nate Unruh, Nox Group's CIO, discuss setting boundaries and governance for AI-driven decisions.
In this episode, Gourav Pani, chief business officer at GoDaddy, and Eddie Fox, CTO at MetTel, discuss decisions their teams had to make on whether to modernize legacy systems or to wrap them around AI.
Richard Mackey, CIO at CCS Medical, and Heather Hinton, CISO at Sitecore, discuss how they get other stakeholders on board for new tech with tentative ROI.
Grant Veazey, CTO of Ensemble Health Partners, and Sebastien Jean, CTO of Phison Electronics, discuss how they assess data that might seem perfect.
In this episode, Mike Tria, CTO of Gusto, and Joshua Foltz, CISO of NerdWallet, discussed how they navigate the use of AI as their companies operate under regulatory oversight. They talked about how they tailor their AI
Quais Taraki, EnterpriseDB's CTO, and Rosalyn Curato, chief innovation officer for Vouched, talk retaking control from agents that go rogue.
As major companies tout AI’s efficiency amid layoffs, Saurabh Gupta, CTO of GreyOrange, and Winston Astrachan, CTO of Phobio, offer their takes on organizations embracing AI, and what that means for IT teams.
Jay Miller, CISO at Paessler, and Andrew Missey, CTO of Convos, discuss how they decide when it is time to start a project over.
Robin Gordon, chief data officer for Hippo Insurance, and Gabe Goodhart, chief architect of AI open innovation with IBM, discussed how they match data models with context.
Cameron Etezadi, CTO of LaunchDarkly, and Oleksandr Paraska, CTO of Togal.AI, discuss how they deal with AI-generated code that conceals hard-to-find errors.
Ravi Soin, CISO of Smartsheet, and Steve Croce, field CTO of Anaconda, discuss how the combination of edge, cloud, and AI has evolved transformation and IT architecture.
As companies make challenging decisions on where they will allocate their tech investments, is quantum computing still part of your organization's landscape? Eric Liebowitz, CISO for Thales, and Rob Kim, CTO for Presidio
When companies connect a partner or supplier to their IT ecosystem, a CIO or CISO may need to juggle permissions, security, and orchestration. The reach of outside AI can also bring concerns of third parties compromising
Saurabh Gupta
Founder & CEO · ZEUX Innovation
1 appearance on this show
Jay Miller
Recent President · Parkview High School
1 appearance on this show
Tony Garcia
cybersecurity expert · The Detroit Free Press
1 appearance on this show
Brian Alvey
WordPress VIP
1 appearance on this show
Zach Lewis
University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Harris
Sage
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Jerry Shu
Daylit
1 appearance on this show
Rishi Kaushal
Entrust
1 appearance on this show
Pal Narayanan
Kenco
1 appearance on this show
Nate Unruh
Nox Group
1 appearance on this show
Mike Gerhard
BDO USA
1 appearance on this show
Eddie Fox
MetTel
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