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As insurers look to be more agile, data mesh strategies take centerstage

CIO

In this way, data may just be the ultimate disruptor – a fact that the insurance industry knows all too well. As data volumes continue to increase alongside a correlating number of business requests, modern insurance data leaders face a nuanced set of challenges.

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Enabling a data-driven IT modernization strategy

CIO

While formulating their IT modernization strategies, they’d do well to regard data assets with business opportunities in mind. An older bank, grown through acquisition, with one custom-built system supporting its real estate business, while another supports its insurance business.

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Patient data is at greater risk than ever. AI can help

CIO

Sensitive personal and medical information can be used in multiple ways, from identity theft and insurance fraud to ransomware attacks. This partnership-based approach can de-risk AI implementations and ensure the systems meet the organisation’s security and compliance needs effectively. Generative AI

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What the Digital Operational Resilience Act means for you

CIO

Compliance with DORA will require full adherence to five critical areas of focus outlined in the regulation: ICT risk management : This guidance establishes a standard framework for what organizations should do in response to an ICT security incident.

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The complex patchwork of US AI regulation has already arrived

CIO

Addressing the impact The proliferation of state laws regulating AI may cause organizations to rethink their deployment strategies, with an eye on compliance, says Reade Taylor, founder of IT solutions provider Cyber Command. Artificial Intelligence, Compliance, Government, Regulation

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The hamburger model is a winning go-to-market strategy

TechCrunch

Should your SaaS startup embrace a bottom-up GTM strategy? Because the best go-to-market (GTM) strategies for startups are like hamburgers: The bottom bun: Bottom-up GTM. The hamburger go-to-market strategy. More posts by this contributor. Bottom-up SaaS: A framework for mapping pricing to customer value. Why call it that?

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Principal Financial unifies IT to lay foundation for growth

CIO

For companies whose business units have traditionally operated independently, centralizing IT operations under one strategy can reap significant benefits — especially when it comes to offering a holistic customer experience and establishing a unified data foundation for leveraging the latest emerging technologies.