Don Tennant

After reviewing the results of a recent survey on enabling innovation, my takeaway was that if you’re a CIO or other IT leader, you probably think you’re

If you’re just starting your career as an IT professional and you’re looking for an entry-level job, you should know a few things. First, you’re entering

We’ve heard a lot of chatter about citizen developers and low-code app development recently, and the buzz is compelling any number of vendors to try to

According to the results of a recent survey on cloud adoption, 28 percent of IT professionals are somewhat or very concerned that cloud infrastructure

If you’re in denial mode, it’s time to snap out of it. You need to understand that if you’re doing a job that can be automated, it absolutely will be.

I’ve written about the emergence of “citizen developers,” but so far only from the perspective of the low-code platform providers who make it possible for

If CIOs hope to eradicate shadow IT from their businesses, they can’t expect to accomplish that with an edict from the IT organization. Instead, they have

Last month, I wrote a post about Stan Black, chief security officer at Citrix Systems, who argued that just treating the symptoms of your cybersecurity

According to Steve Betts, senior vice president and CIO at Health Care Service Corp. (HCSC), a health insurance provider in Chicago, despite all the

Two years ago, I wrote about a study on the best metro areas for STEM professionals that found that Omaha and Oklahoma City were more attractive

Rather than working to cure the IT security disease, too many companies are focused simply on treating the symptoms by adding layer after layer of

According to a high-profile IT executive in the health care sector, the key to making an impact as an IT leader is to come to the table as a business