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Every executive appointment says something about where an organization is headed. Behind each leadership change is a decision about the experience, perspective, and vision an organization believes it needs next.

This month’s CxOs on the Move highlights 64 executives stepping into CIO, CTO, CISO, and other senior technology leadership roles across healthcare, financial services, government, retail, manufacturing, and global enterprises.

Congratulations to the leaders beginning their next chapter. 

RESOURCE HUB

Field guide to AI adoption for IT teams

Gartner predicts that 100% of IT ops work will be AI-assisted by 2030. But successful AI adoption requires more than just turning on new features.

Inside, find inspiration from Vimeo, Canva, and more, and human-in-the-loop best practices to ensure long-term success.

CIO VOICES
SUPPORT YOUR PEERS
  • Peer Input Request: Independent ERP Advisory Partners: We are seeking real-world perspective from technology leaders on advisory partners who are ERP-platform knowledgeable but technology-agnostic, particularly those with experience in early-stage ERP planning, requirements gathering, vendor evaluation, roadmap development, and support prior to implementation partner or software vendor selection.

  • Peer Input Request: Access Reporting and Audit Readiness: We are seeking real-world perspective from technology leaders in regulated environments who have implemented or evaluated Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) tools, access review processes, or other approaches that improved visibility across hard-to-integrate systems.

  • Peer Input Request: Fleet & Equipment Tracking and Maintenance Management: We are seeking real-world perspective from technology leaders who have implemented or evaluated fleet and equipment tracking and maintenance management platforms, particularly those with experience using Samsara or comparable solutions.

CIO FIELD NOTES

JPMorgan Chase & Co. reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $16.9 billion, earnings per share of $6.14, and a 23% return on tangible common equity. Revenue excluding significant items rose 15% year over year, supported by strength across the company. Read more…

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