John Kell

John Kell is a freelance journalist. He's the writer of Fortune's CIO Intelligence newsletter.

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Mike Anderson is the chief digital and information officer at cloud-based cybersecurity company Netskope.

What CIOs and other tech leaders are prioritizing as they plan their 2025 budgets

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How Merck leveled up its cybersecurity strategy since the NotPetya cyberattack that led to a $1.4 billion dispute

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HR leaders share how they’re putting people first in an ever-changing workplace

Hari Vasudev is executive vice president and chief technology officer of Walmart U.S.

Walmart’s CTO places bigger bets on generative AI as customer shopping habits evolve

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Inside Wendy’s drive-thru AI that makes ordering fast food even faster

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The world may be slipping backward into a ‘geopolitical risk supercycle,’ warns strategist and C-suite advisor

Whirlpool CIO says lessons learned from IoT hype cycle can apply to generative AI

Meet the former Amazon VP driving Hershey’s tech transformation

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Why Medtronic wants every business unit to have a plan for AI

Sheila Anderson, Aflac CIO.

Why Aflac’s CIO won’t ever be first to market with generative AI—but is still finding ways to adopt the technology

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Discover’s CIO says AI in financial services is still in the ‘early stages’ as the industry navigates 2 risks

Vijay Sankaran is vice president and chief technology officer for Johnson Controls.

Commercial buildings waste a ton of energy. This CTO is using data and AI to make them more efficient

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Software, news, and environmental CEOs reveal how they’re using AI to transform their businesses

Fred and Satis, two dachshunds, participate in the 26th Dachshund March at the monument of the Dog Dzok in Krakow, Poland, on September 8, 2024. The Dachshund March is organized every year in Krakow. Hundreds of lovers and owners of dachshunds gather to walk through the streets of the city. During the event, participants can use free advice from specialists, see dogs waiting for adoption, or sign for increased protection of animal rights. (Photo by Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Mars to spend $1 billion on tech-focused hiring, AI, and other digital initiatives to bolster its pet food division

Cory Musselman, Kyndryl’s chief information security officer.

How IT services provider Kyndryl is making cybersecurity training more fun