IT Operations

Proposed US law would make AI risk reporting a legal obligation

The bill seeks to close oversight gaps by forcing developers to disclose dangerous model behavior and security threats.

By Gyana Swain

26 Jun 20265 mins

Artificial IntelligenceComplianceLaws and Regulations

Articles

State of the CIO, 2026: CIOs set the course for AI ROI

Gone are the days of no-holes-barred AI experimentation. CIO.com’s 2026 State of the CIO respondents are building organizational structures and KPIs to prioritize use cases that deliver measurable business value.

By Beth Stackpole

1 Jun 2026 11 mins

Business IT AlignmentC-SuiteCIO

Why software development is changing for good

AI makes testing ideas so cheap and fast that even former coders are jumping back in, acting more like team managers who direct and review the code.

By Nick Thompson

29 May 2026 7 mins

Artificial IntelligenceGenerative AIQuality Assurance

Why enterprise AI initiatives stall — and what CIOs can do about it

Hint: The technology isn’t the problem.

By Robert Mitchell

27 May 2026 10 mins

C-SuiteCIOChange Management

8 IT modernization traps CIOs must avoid

As IT leaders work to modernize their infrastructure for AI and resilience, the biggest risks are often the ones hiding in plain sight.

By Rosalyn Page

25 May 2026 9 mins

Digital TransformationEnterprise ArchitectureIT Strategy

Confident AI begins with confident data

Before organizations can optimize their IT operations with AI, they need a trusted, unified data foundation for device and asset data.

By Ivanti

23 Jun 2026 3 mins

Artificial IntelligenceData ManagementIT Operations

Why relationships are the hidden infrastructure of AI transformation

Glenn Remoreras, EVP and CIO at North American beverage wholesaler and distributor Breakthru Beverage Group, says trust, human connection, and relationship-centered leadership are what enable organizations to turn AI ambition into real transformation.

By Michael Bertha

25 May 2026 6 mins

Business IT AlignmentC-SuiteCIO

Workday extends Sana AI to ITSM after HR, finance

Workday’s tighter integration of HR, finance, and IT workflows could simplify enterprise operations and improve AI context, but entrenched ITSM ecosystems may slow broader adoption, analysts say.

By Anirban Ghoshal

23 May 2026 3 mins

Artificial IntelligenceITSMWorkday

The 3 ‘no regrets’ AI moves for IT organizations

Forget scattered AI pilots. CIOs win the AI gold rush by building the infrastructure that turns raw experimentation into massive enterprise capacity.

By Chris Boyd

22 May 2026 7 mins

Artificial IntelligenceIT StrategyITSM

AI upends key pillars of project management

AI initiatives too hinge on stakeholder acceptance and delivery expectations. But the nature of AI redefines their foundations, making continuous ‘level-setting’ a vital addition.

By Mary Shacklett

19 May 2026 7 mins

Artificial IntelligenceIT OperationsProject Management

What is CMMI? A model to optimize development processes

The Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) helps organizations streamline process improvement, which encourages a productive and efficient culture that decreases risks in software, product, and service development.

By Sarah K. White

15 May 2026 9 mins

Development ToolsEngineerIT Governance

How Stanford Healthcare prescribes AI to streamline the clinician and patient experience

Aditya Bhasin, VP of software design and development at Stanford Healthcare, sits with Computerworld’s Lucas Mearian to discuss how a dynamic AI-powered system automates a majority of billing inquiry responses to ease clinician burnout and boost the patient experience.

By Carl Friedmann

13 May 2026 8 mins

C-SuiteCIOHealthcare Industry

CIOs rise to the global challenge

Geopolitical tensions, supply chain concerns, and complex regulatory challenges are rapidly altering what it takes to lead IT in an increasingly connected world.

By Esther Shein

11 May 2026 13 mins

CIOComplianceIT Strategy

Your CEO just got AI FOMO. Here are 6 tips on what to do next.

AI hype travels through peer networks faster than knowledge. CIOs who make real progress are the ones who redirect that energy into work that actually moves organizations forward.

By Mike Blandina

8 May 2026 5 mins

C-SuiteCIOChange Management