TechRepublic December 6, 2021
Esther Shein

Not surprisingly, the list includes IT talent retention, AI, cloud, changes to the CIO role and intelligent use of analytics.

As we enter 2022, CIOs and other IT leaders are predicting more of the same issues: a tech talent shortage that will stress organizations still working on modernization efforts and increased use of artificial intelligence and analytics, and enhancing security, among other innovative technologies.

Among its predictions for 2022, Forrester believes “a tech talent panic will create broad gaps until new sourcing models go mainstream.” IT organizations face a 13.8% attrition rate, reflecting a slow move to “future fit” talent strategies, according to Forrester.

“The demand for technology talent maintains a frenetic pace with an emphasis on...

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