GUEST RESEARCH: Software intelligence company Dynatrace has announced the results of an independent global survey of 1,303 (including 100 from Australia) CIOs and senior cloud and IT operations managers in large organisations. The findings showed that as the move toward cloud-native architectures accelerates, the data generated by such environments outstrips current solutions' ability to produce meaningful analytics. CIOs noted that their teams rely on multiple, disparate monitoring and data analytics solutions to maintain observability and security, making it challenging to extract answers quickly and drive digital transformation forward.

82% of CIOs say they are unable to meet their business's need for always-on access to IT services, according to a survey conducted by data protection vendor Veeam.

Chief Information Officers in Australia and New Zealand are aware that they will need to change in order to succeed in digital business – but not all of them are doing it.

Australian and New Zealand CIOs are more inclined to outsource mainframe application development and testing rather than use in-house resources, according to a newly published global survey.

Has application lifecycle management (ALM) passed its use-by date? Some CIOs apparently think so.

News from the 'dog bites man' department: a survey found CIOs want more access to their CEOs.

Business investment in IT is on the rise, as nearly 80% of IT budgets have increased or stayed the same this year. But CIOs are facing many challenges, including significant difficulties in finding talented staff.

IDC has released its latest ANZ CIO Survey. Overall CIOs reported an optimistic outlook for business prospects in the next six months.

Australian and New Zealand chief information officers - Government included - are lagging their international peers when it comes to exploring new age technologies such as cloud computing and Web 2.0.