Remove Change Management Remove Minimum Viable Product Remove Technology
article thumbnail

Inside Walmart’s generative AI journey

CIO

The multinational retail company positions itself as a “people-led, tech-powered” one, and sitting squarely at that intersection is generative AI, the power of which most leaders believe is fully realized when the strengths of people and technology are combined. What will the world look like 24 months from now?

article thumbnail

CIOs rise to the ESG reporting challenge

CIO

That means ensuring ESG data is available, transparent, and actionable, says Ivneet Kaur, EVP and chief information technology officer at identity services provider Sterling. ESG reporting: IT’s latest data challenge For Allianz Technology, ESG reporting is no small task.

Report 173
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Micro transformation: Driving big business benefit through quick IT wins

CIO

But by then, the business requirements had changed, “and frankly, it doesn’t work,’’ Mahon says. So Mahon is driving digital transformation in a different direction, doing minimum viable products (MVPs), or micro transformations, which are pieces of a system that are digitized in small increments.

article thumbnail

Product-Driven vs. Project Driven: What’s the Difference?

Perficient

The process begins with defining the minimum viable product (MVP) and creating a plan to achieve it. This guide provides answers to the top questions IT leaders are asking about cloud strategy, data, DevOps, and product development.

article thumbnail

Myths of Replatforming

The Agile Manager

It also assumes they've kept current with technology and process. Replatforming requires forward thinking technology, ideas, and execution. Changing culture, capability and mind-set requires a major transfusion; be prepared to lose a lot of blood.

article thumbnail

Under increasing pressure, how can CIOs convince CFOs to invest in AI?

CIO

Lucidworks study of gen AI investment says that in 2024, business leaders are slowing down spending to balance the benefits, costs, and risks of this relatively new technology. The next step is prototyping and piloting the project using a minimum viable product.