Managing Technology

The 2014 research report by MIT Sloan Management Review and Deloitte finds that measurement sophistication is finally taking hold in social business.

Kaiser Permanente is crafting health care’s future with help from its Innovation and Advanced Technology group.

Digital technologies are helping companies finesse trade-offs between complexity’s costs and benefits.

New tech can create new hazards for users — and for companies. Here’s how to limit the risk.

The CIO Council makes the case that greater collaboration among top executives is required if companies are to reap technology’s benefits.

Audi wants customers to “trade up” cars as as easily they upgrade software.

The way health care is billed in the U.S. system is part of the reason costs are so high. WellPoint is looking to analytics to play a strategic role in changing that.

A recent book by Thomas H. Davenport and Jinho Kim advises companies on how to capture the power of big data.

The implications of a chief analytics officer for strategy and for long-term planning.

Will your next big IT project be on time and deliver what was promised? Maybe — but maybe not.

Knowledge networks are helping members of organizations of all sizes collaborate productively.

Renault’s Chief Digital Officer builds a Digital Factory of an unusual sort.

Digital advances create opportunities for companies to redefine nine key areas of their operations.

DBS Bank is remaking itself from a transaction company to an information company using emerging technologies.

Managers have an increasing appetite for analytics, according to a 2013 MIT Sloan Management Review / SAS survey.

Three recent books offer expert perspectives on the increasing power and importance of analytics.

Outsourcing analytics can offer benefits, but it requires a carefully constructed relationship.

Wealth once was measured by land, employees or equipment. Today, information is the new driver.

Research suggests that outsourcing IT helps reduce sales expenses and general and administrative costs.

A recent survey sheds light on what large organizations are actually doing with big data initiatives.