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Brentwood, San Francisco
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Serving CIOs. Emeritus #CIOChat Facilitator. IDG Contributor. #1 CIO Influencer. Top 100 Digital Influencer. Research Director at Dresner Advisory Services.
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Latest AI research puts CIOs and CTOs in the driver's seat

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By Myles Suer
| InformationWeek Verified
New research from Dresner Advisory Services suggests companies are beginning to see measurable returns from AI — and that CIOs and CTOs are increasingly responsible for delivering them. In past Dresner research, CDOs had taken greater responsibility for enterprise data and analytics. But AI appears to be shifting the balance.
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12 pieces of advice from two tech-company CIOs for first-time CIOs

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By Myles Suer
| InformationWeek Verified
CIOs from fast-moving technology companies share practical advice on earning credibility and avoiding the false assumptions that trip up first-time CIOs. Myles Suer,CIO Analyst and Tech Journalist Over the years, I've had the chance to meet CIOs from many organizations. The best of them, I've come to believe, lead first as business executives, focusing on people and process before technology. But I've often wondered how that changes when the CIO works at a technology company.
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Where Should Your AI Data Live? It Depends on How Mature You Are

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By Myles Suer
| VKTR.com
The warehouse vs. lake debate asks the wrong question. Research shows AI maturity — not vendor preference — should drive your storage architecture. I recently sat down with Bill Hostmann at Dresner Advisory Services to discuss where organizations should be storing their data, especially their data that powers AI. His answer, at its core, was "it depends" — but the nuance behind his answer should matter to data leaders.
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