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Should CIOs act now on AI sovereignty as a core IT concern? (opens the original)
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CIOs get the power of AI sovereignty — putting it into practice is another story. Here’s a list of guiding principles from three IT executives. Nation states crave domestic dominance in the AI race, and while some vendors rush to offer sovereign AI infrastructure to their government clients, other enterprises grapple with prioritizing their organizations’ ambitions. "It's about maintaining control of your AI environment," said Veena Dandapani, COO at identity authentication company SLC Digital.
Why observability has become essential to the CIO's job (opens the original)
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Observability tools can sharpen decisions about technology investments and asset lifecycles, while extending visibility into AI systems and agents. Observability, once largely a DevOps tool for understanding and troubleshooting applications and infrastructure, has become a CIO management tool as technology stacks grow more distributed and interconnected. Observability's value now extends beyond understanding how systems are working. It can reveal what technology is being used, how well it is per
Next-generation CIOs will take a different path to the top (opens the original)
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Three CIOs explain how AI is changing their jobs and the skills and backgrounds the role requires now. One quality remains constant: curiosity. How consequential is AI for CIOs? According to Josh Hamit, CIO at Altra Federal Credit Union: unprecedented -- at least in recent memory. "AI is probably the most significant technology disruption that we've faced as CIOs over the last 20 years," said Hamit, who also serves as a member of the ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group. The disruption extends be
Clawing out of the AI budgeting bog (opens the original)
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How can CIOs lead their businesses through rising, unpredictable AI costs and build budgets that deliver value? Spending on AI isn't optional for enterprises. But throwing money at the technology is not the key to unlocking its potential as a driver of efficiency and revenue growth. Budgeting for AI that delivers value is proving complicated as CIOs wrestle with costs they don't always see coming. KPMG's Q2 2026 Global AI Pulse found that just 35% of organizations have full visibility into their
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