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CDAOs might be key to genAI success now — but that could change – Computerworld
After years of being focused primarily on data — not employee — management, surveys show CDOs often lack the skills to tackle the cultural challenges critical to a data-driven culture, Davenport said. “Surveys of CDOs also suggest that their jobs are less well understood than other C-level executives,” he added. In one recent article, Davenport argued there are too many…
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10 bad default settings you need to change in Windows – Computerworld
Windows default #3: Hidden extensions Everyone should have file extensions visible on Windows. It’s crazy they’re not enabled by default in 2025. This isn’t just a geeky thing — it’s important for security. This will help you distinguish between a virus named Report.pdf.exe and a real document named Report.pdf. To unhide file extensions in Windows 11, launch File Explorer, click…
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Managing change fatigue in the generative AI era
Employees are becoming tired of the rush to implement AI and its different guises. According to an EY report released in December that measured the pulse of AI investments, half of 500 US-based senior executives reported that they had seen company-wide enthusiasm for AI decline and 54% of the respondents revealed they felt they had failed as a leader. This…
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iPhone Fold just tipped for breakthrough display technology — and it could change everything
Apple’s foldable iPhone may just be a rumor at this point, but when it does debut — possibly as soon as next year — it could feature a custom display process that could set the standard for future phones. That’s according to a rumor appearing on Korea’s naver blog. The leaker, a poster named yeux1122 claims that the foldable iPhone…
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Windows 11 to add an AI agent in the Settings app to change options for you
Microsoft is developing a new AI agent for the Settings app that can, with your permission, change system settings on your behalf. According to the company, the new agent will use an on-device AI model that is trained to understand the intent of your query and offer an option to automate the task without having to even navigate to the…
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Change These Settings on Your Gaming Laptop to Save Battery and Play Longer
Gaming laptops are a great blend of portability and power, but you can usually only get one or the other at a time. Plug your laptop in and you can have top-notch graphics, but as soon as you unplug, all those polygons will drain your battery faster than you can say “Play of the game.” Fortunately, there are some ways…
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Change These 5 Windows Settings for Maximum Storage
Maximizing storage space helps your Windows PC run more efficiently and smoothly. It also gives you extra drive space for downloading and transferring important files to your computer. You can achieve this by adjusting a few simple settings. Enable Storage Sense to Automatically Manage Drive Space A lot of drive space can be lost to things like temporary files, old…
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Dragging your feet on Windows 11 migration? Rising infostealer threats might change that
With the clock ticking down to the Windows 10 end of life (EOL) deadline in October, organizations are dragging their feet on Windows 11 migration – and leaving their devices vulnerable as a result. New data from threat exposure management platform NordStellar shows that nearly six-in-ten systems affected by infostealers in December last year are still running Windows 10. “The…
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Microsoft’s Next Windows API Change Will Break Some Apps
Microsoft has deprecated the UWP Map control API in Windows. Windows applications using that feature to embed Bing maps will stop receiving updated maps, and they will eventually stop working entirely. Microsoft’s own Maps app might also shut down. Microsoft introduced the MapControl API in Windows 10, which allowed apps to display maps using data from Bing. It was a…
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Critical FortiSwitch flaw lets hackers change admin passwords remotely
Fortinet has released security patches for a critical vulnerability in its FortiSwitch devices that can be exploited to change administrator passwords remotely. The company says Daniel Rozeboom of the FortiSwitch web UI development team discovered the vulnerability (CVE-2024-48887) internally. Unauthenticated attackers can exploit this unverified FortiSwitch GUI password change security flaw (rated with a 9.8/10 severity score) in low-complexity attacks…
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