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IT leaders: What’s the gameplan as tech badly outpaces talent?

CIO

According to a survey conducted by FTI Consulting on behalf of UST, a digital transformation consultancy, 99% of senior IT decision makers say their companies are deploying AI, with more than half using and integrating it throughout their organizations, and 93% say that AI will be essential to success in the next five years.

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10 ways to kill your IT culture

CIO

Without a strong IT culture, inspiring IT teams to extend beyond their “run the business” responsibilities into areas requiring collaboration between business colleagues, data scientists, and partners is challenging. Additionally, 84% of leaders believed their organizations had strong teamwork compared to 60% of team members.

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How to Build a High-Performance Team

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A high-performance team thrives by fostering trust, encouraging open communication, and setting clear goals for all members to work towards. Effective team performance is further enhanced when you align team members’ roles with their strengths and foster a prosocial purpose.

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CIOs must mind their own data confidence gap

CIO

Moreover, 68% of vice presidents in charge of AI or data management already see their companies making decisions based on bad data all or most of the time, versus 47% of C-level IT leaders. Then, after the internal service is finished, IT teams move onto the next thing, Agarwal says.

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IT pros: One-third of AI projects just for show

CIO

A substantial 36% of IT professionals surveyed by Dice.com believe that the primary purpose of many AI projects they’ve worked on is to show investors, board members, or outside stakeholders that the company is doing something with AI. This trend is concerning,” he says. “AI

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TechCrunch+ roundup: 3 key hiring metrics, building SDR teams, insurtech investor survey

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The expense involved in recruiting, training and onboarding a new employee who turns out to be a poor fit could be equivalent to 50% of that person’s first-year salary. “Pipeline generation at early-stage companies is expensive and time consuming, often more so than the sales process itself.

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7 ways gen AI can create more work than it saves

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But a substantial 23% of respondents say the AI has underperformed expectations as models can prove to be unreliable and projects fail to scale. According to the company’s latest global survey of desk workers, employees spend 37% more time on routine administrative tasks instead. There’s a lot of potential, though,” says Janzer.