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Isaac Sacolick
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Contributing Editor, InfoWorld
New York
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Content
By Isaac Sacolick| starcio.com@ Imagine a not-so-distant future where all employees, contractors, and seasonal workers were no longer outfitted with full-powered laptops. Instead, all of their end-user computing (EUC) needs were fulfilled in the cloud, centrally managed, secured, and sized for individual computing needs. As a StarCIO Digital Trailblazer and CIO, I’m deeply interested in how EUC changes will drive the future of work. Outfitting virtual desktops for low-end usage like call centers is not new.
By Isaac Sacolick| starcio.com@ I recently shared why CIOs must look beyond productivity drivers and seek genAI opportunities in digital transformation. CFOs sniffing productivity improvements and sold on automation drivers will demand cost savings before the CIO can deliver real transformation opportunities. I also shared five IT risks CIOs should be paranoid about, where I stated, “As a digital transformation leader and former CIO, I carry a healthy dose of paranoia.
By Isaac Sacolick| starcio.com@ Imagine a not-so-distant future where all employees, contractors, and seasonal workers were no longer outfitted with full-powered laptops. Instead, all of their end-user computing (EUC) needs were fulfilled in the cloud, centrally managed, secured, and sized for individual computing needs. As a StarCIO Digital Trailblazer and CIO, I’m deeply interested in how EUC changes will drive the future of work. Outfitting virtual desktops for low-end usage like call centers is not new.
Company Info
InfoWorld
InfoWorld is a prominent information technology media company founded in 1978 by Jim Warren. Originally known as The Intelligent Machines Journal, it has evolved from a print magazine to a web-only platform since 2007, reflecting its parent company, International Data Group's (IDG) focus on digital media. InfoWorld offers a variety of services aimed at developers, architects, and business leaders. Its editorial content covers topics such as cloud computing, software development, and artificial intelligence, providing in-depth analysis to support digital initiatives. The company also produces newsletters, blogs, and product reviews to keep professionals informed about the latest technologies and trends. Additionally, InfoWorld recognizes innovation through awards like the Technology of the Year Award and the Bossie Awards for open source software.
San Francisco, California, United States
Founded: 1978