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Tuesday’s Briefing · December 12

CIO, Monday, December 4,2023

11 Ways To Reduce Your IT Costs Now

Reorienting IT's budget toward future opportunities is a big reason why CIOs should review their IT portfolios with an eye toward curbing unnecessary spending and realizing maximum value from every IT investment. more →

11 Ways To Reduce Your IT Costs Now

Heller Search Associates, Wednesday, December 6,2023

CIOs: Reporting To A CFO Isn't Necessarily All That Bad!

A CIO's reporting relationship is widely considered to be a direct reflection of their ability to influence the business strategies of their companies. A CIO may report to a Chief Operations Officer or a Chief Administrative Officer or a Chief Technology Officer, but most commonly they report to either a CEO or CFO. more →

CIOs: Reporting To A CFO Isn't Necessarily All That Bad!

Gigaom, Friday, December 8,2023

Five Security, Networking And Management Predictions For 2024

So, how are the more engineering levels of tech evolving - security, networking, and management? We spoke to some of our experts in these areas - lead analysts Andrew Green and Paul Stringfellow, operations lead Ron Williams, head of research Ben Stanford, and CTO Howard Holton. Let's see what they had to say. more →

Five Security, Networking And Management Predictions For 2024

CXOTalk, Friday, December 8,2023

CMO Strategy: Marketing In The AI Era (#817)

Join us on CXOTalk episode 817 for a deep dive into 'CMO Strategy in the AI Era', with Greg Stuart, CEO of MMA Global. In this event, we'll tap into Greg's extensive experience and his discussions with top Chief Marketing Officers to uncover best practices across the marketing landscape, particularly in leveraging AI. more →

CMO Strategy: Marketing In The AI Era (#817)

Dissecting Popular IT Nerds, Tuesday, December 5,2023

Leading With Heart And Delivering Results: Dan Roberts On IT Leadership (#238)

Dan Roberts is a sought-after IT leadership advisor with over 30 years of experience developing leaders and teams. His firm coined the term 'Developing the Human Side of Technology' in 1984. Dan believes there's never been a better time to be in IT and has mentored thousands of CIOs on elevating the profession. more →

Leading With Heart And Delivering Results: Dan Roberts On IT Leadership (#238)

Information Week, Thursday, December 7,2023

10 Hot Technology Developments Right Now

Most years, analysts have a hard time picking the hottest technology spots, but the 2023 developments almost all related to one type of technology. Can you guess what it is? more →

10 Hot Technology Developments Right Now

ENZOIC, Tuesday, December 5,2023

Debunking MFA Myths: How to Stay Secure

When discussing authentication security, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) has been widely touted as a linchpin for securing digital assets. However, as recent trends and reports suggest, MFA, while significant, is not the panacea it's often perceived to be. more →

Debunking MFA Myths: How to Stay Secure

TechTarget, Thursday, December 7,2023

What Is Adaptive Multifactor Authentication (Adaptive MFA)?

Adaptive multifactor authentication (MFA) is a security mechanism intended to authenticate and authorize users through a variety of contextual authentication factors. Adaptive MFA essentially poses different sets of authentication requirements based on the user group attempting to access the application or data, as well as the risk profile or risk level involved in those users' access. Adaptive MFA is sometimes called risk-based authentication. more →

What Is Adaptive Multifactor Authentication (Adaptive MFA)?

TechZone360, Wednesday, December 6,2023

What Is Software Mapping?

Software mapping is the practice of diagramming and visualizing the intricacies and dependencies within a software system. more →

What Is Software Mapping?

RCRWirelessNews, Tuesday, December 5,2023

What Awaits The Telecoms Industry In 2024?

The telecommunications sector is at the forefront of transformative change, driven by technological innovations and evolving consumer demands. As we approach 2024, several prominent trends are poised to reshape the industry, encompassing a wide array of advancements. more →

What Awaits The Telecoms Industry In 2024?

Open Source For U, Thursday, December 7,2023

Generative AI In IoT: Moving Towards Transformative Applications

Generative AI's contribution to the Internet of Things (IoT) cannot be underestimated. It has the potential to truly transform this domain by improving the security of IoT networks and making IoT devices more affordable, among other things. more →

Generative AI In IoT: Moving Towards Transformative Applications

Red Hat News, Thursday, December 7,2023

Extend The Rhel Web Console By Adding Applications

The Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) web console, based on the open source project Cockpit, is a powerful tool for managing and monitoring Linux systems, providing a user-friendly graphical interface for performing various administrative tasks. more →

Extend The Rhel Web Console By Adding Applications

Red Hat News, Friday, December 8,2023

Friday Five - December 8, 2023

The Friday Five is a weekly Red Hat blog post with 5 of the week's top news items and ideas from or about Red Hat and the technology industry. Consider it your we ekly digest of things that caught our eye. more →

Friday Five - December 8, 2023

Red Hat News, Wednesday, December 6,2023

Red Hat Academy Milestone: Empowering 50,000 Students In 2023

Red Hat Academy collaborates with educational institutions worldwide, offering no-cost learning opportunities focused on Red Hat technologies. Our goal is to empower students with the tools to succeed in the real world using Red Hat products and services. more →

Red Hat Academy Milestone: Empowering 50,000 Students In 2023

Red Hat News, Wednesday, December 6,2023

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Changes In The Context Of Red Hat Openshift Workloads

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (RHEL) introduced several interesting changes to the underlying Red Hat OpenShift platform (RHEL Core OS). Most of the workloads should be fine, and the underlying platform will handle the differences, but some advanced workloads might need the extra knowledge that I present here. more →

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Changes In The Context Of Red Hat Openshift Workloads

StarTree, Tuesday, December 5,2023

5 Signs Your Analytics Use Case Needs Real-Time OLAP

Despite the increasing popularity of real-time analytics, also known as real-time online analytical processing (real-time OLAP, occasionally abbreviated as RTOLAP), few understand when to use it in their data stack. Some analytical queries can make due with traditional OLAP, while others truly need to run in a real-time OLAP database. more →

5 Signs Your Analytics Use Case Needs Real-Time OLAP

Upcoming Event · Tue, Oct 20 · 1:00pm

Practitioner Perspective: Achieving Fine-Grained Control for Data and AI on the Endpoint

Join us for a practitioner-focused deep dive on what it takes to move beyond blind alerting and blunt blocking. Bold sits down with Michael Roberts, Security Engineer at Cresta, a leading AI company, to explore an age-old question: How do you get the fine-grained control to stop real data loss without getting in the way of employee productivity? more →

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