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5 hot IT budget investments — and 2 going cold

CIO

This includes spending on strengthening cybersecurity (35%), improving customer service (32%) and improving data analytics for real-time business intelligence and customer insight (30%). CIOs anticipate an increased focus on cybersecurity (70%), data analysis (55%), data privacy (55%), AI/machine learning (55%), and customer experience (53%).

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From legacy to lakehouse: Centralizing insurance data with Delta Lake

CIO

These environments often consist of multiple disconnected systems, each managing distinct functions policy administration, claims processing, billing and customer relationship management all generating exponentially growing data as businesses scale. data lake for exploration, data warehouse for BI, separate ML platforms).

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See clearly, spend wisely: The power of data platform observability

Xebia

In larger organizations, data teams often operate independently across business units or geographies, each with their own budgets, way of working, and priorities. This approach ensures that decisions are made with both performance and budget in mind. The situation becomes even more complicated with decentralized teams.

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See clearly, spend wisely: The power of data platform observability

Xebia

In larger organizations, data teams often operate independently across business units or geographies, each with their own budgets, way of working, and priorities. This approach ensures that decisions are made with both performance and budget in mind. The situation becomes even more complicated with decentralized teams.

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For businesses seeking low-code fintech infrastructure options, there’s a Quiltt for that

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Quiltt is wrapping its warm low-code fintech infrastructure blanket around startups and small businesses that want to create financial services for their customers, but don’t have the budget resources for a big engineering team.

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Beyond the hype: 4 use cases that show what’s actually working with gen AI

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Weve also seen some significant benefits in leveraging it for productivity in data engineering processes, such as generating data pipelines in a more efficient way. Software development was also the area where financial services firms see highest productivity improvements, according to a 2024 survey by Bain & Company.

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3 promises every CIO should keep in 2025

CIO

They couldnt hire people from outside either, because they hadnt anticipated the need early enough to put it in their budgets. Were going to identify and hire data engineers and data scientists from within and beyond our organization and were going to get ahead, he says. Everything happened very fast.