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Chief AI officer: What it takes to land the C-suite’s hottest new job

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As countless organizations race to investigate or adopt artificial intelligence technologies, many are building out an AI skilled workforce. That includes the decision to appoint or hire a chief artificial intelligence officer (CAIO). Ozzie Coto, chief AI officer and CTO at The Cult Branding Co.,

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Top 9 challenges IT leaders will face in 2023

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Recruiting, retainment, and yes, adoption of lead-edge technology, are back on the radar of IT leaders. and in terms of certain aspects of recruiting, she also sees the glass as half full. “The But the CTO and co-founder says that scaling to meet that demand presents its own challenges, which require self-reflection.

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5 steps we can take to address the cyber skills shortage

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A blended approach to recruitment I’m a strong advocate of the traditional approach to recruiting talent, i.e., identifying individuals who have the right education, certifications, experience, and qualifications. People exist in various dimensions—where they are from, what their culture is like, their age, religion, and ethnicity.

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IT leaders uplift women to fill tech talent gaps

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The 2022 State of the CIO research confirmed talent acquisition and retention strategies are a key issue for CIOs, cited by 38% of respondents, with cybersecurity skills, data science/analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in top demand. That’s the real issue.”. Fishing for nontraditional talent.

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Examining the fallout of APAC tech skills shortages

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For Naren Gangavarapu, chief information and digital officer at the Northern Beaches Council in Australia, this lack of access to critical knowledge is mainly related to cybersecurity. We’ve had challenges in recruiting security roles as they’re short in supply,” he says.

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Top 8 challenges IT leaders will face in 2024

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Creating a strong work culture One upside to all the uncertainty companies are facing, says Dan Zimmerman, CIO and CPO of TreviPay, is the increasing ability to find talent, as the competitive labor market has heated up. Teams need to have this information so they can quickly respond to issues and keep things on track.”

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IT leaders explore footing amid shifting needs and the AI power struggle

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But with remote and hybrid work comes new expectations in leadership,” says Rune Buseth, founding partner in Bridg AS, an executive recruitment firm there. IT leaders made regaining control of their cloud environments a top priority in 2023,” says Martin Hulbert, CTO of Ignite Technology, a software solutions provider based in the UK.