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Daily Dive May​ 28,​ 2021 | Today's news and insights for tech leaders   BROUGHT TO YOU BY — OutSystems, Inc. Accelerating Digital Transformation OutSystems and AWS are changing the way digital transformation is done—delivering scale, resilience, and security without sacrificing flexibility. Learn more.   Note from the editor Following 27 years at the helm, Jeff Bezos will step down as CEO of Amazon on July 5, leaving Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy in the driver's seat. At Amazon, the lines of succession became clear when Bezos announced Jassy as the head of the world's largest cloud, to lead the world's largest online retailer in February. The executive pipeline is just as important at other companies — leaders want to ensure their projects and ideas are implemented once they leave. In an upcoming series, CIO Dive will explore how companies build and nurture a pipeline of tech leaders, and particularly how CIOs help prepare their successors. As you have moved between roles, how has your company addressed leadership succession? Let me know your thoughts: rtorres@industrydive.com. As a quick programming note: CIO Dive will not publish Monday in observance of Memorial Day. We will hit your inboxes again on Tuesday. Stay safe, Roberto Torres Reporter, CIO Dive Twitter | Email | Facebook Column The Water Cooler: 5 executives on tech solutions at home Machine learning tracks eczema outbreaks, Agile organizes to-do lists and business communication tools helps families collaborate.   Compromised cloud costs companies $6.2M annually, study finds Attackers heavily target Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace accounts using brute force or phishing attacks, according to Ponemon Institute research. UPDATED Andy Jassy, brains behind AWS, to take over as Amazon CEO Amazon Web Services remains dominant, accounting for 59% of Amazon's operating income in 2020. Now, its CEO is on to bigger things.  Sponsored Content by Matillion Struggling with diverse and distributed data in the cloud? Learn how cloud-native data integration is enabling enterprises to grapple with these struggles. Download the paper. 4 IT executives discuss future tech plans Strategic IT investments to prepare businesses for the future include 5G, RPA and digital-first initiatives. Read more news Featured Resources FROM: ZS New podcast: Reinventing Customer Experience Ep. 1 – Suresh Kumar, CTO at Walmart Ep. 2 – Michelle Brown, VP of digital products and analytics at United Airlines Ep. 3 – Sarah Searls, Chief Customer Officer at Choice Hotels International From Our Library Survey Report Operational Resiliency and OT Leadership PTC Playbook How Financial Services Companies Are Transforming in a Digital World Alithya Webinar - on demand The Growing Need For Smart Identity Solutions Axiad View all resources What We're Reading HR Dive How women and caregivers influenced one company's decision to go hybrid CIO 8 secrets of successful AI projects BBC News Tech giants fight 'cloud wars' deep in the ocean The Washington Post D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine brings antitrust lawsuit against Amazon Suggest a story we should read Upcoming Events Ever Wonder if a Critical Database Can Be Restored? June 9, 2021 - June 9, 2021 | Webinar 2pm ET Modernizing Global Payroll Systems for Efficiency, Security and Compliance June 22, 2021 - June 22, 2021 | Webinar 2pm ET Dive Into a Topic IT Strategy Cloud Security Big Data AI & Future Tech Software Leadership Share CIO Dive: Daily Dive with others and get rewarded. You've referred 0 readers. To become an official Dive Insider, just successfully refer 10 contacts to CIO Dive: Daily Dive. Here's your link to share: https://www.ciodive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5f93078d7aa51972095c9316

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