The tech world never sleeps and, apparently, CIOs don't get much rest either. According to The CIO Insomnia Project, a recently released research initiative from Robert Half Technology, nearly one-quarter (24 percent) of CIOs cited data security as the primary worry keeping them up at night, followed by hardware and/or operating systems upgrades, with 13 percent of the response.
The research project examines the most pressing technology concerns and is based on telephone interviews with more than 1,400 U.S. CIOs. The CIO Insomnia Project also features expert advice and video interviews with IT leaders from around the country. Other findings include:
-- 65 percent of CIOs estimate the average company experiences three or more IT security breaches per year.
-- As the economy improves, 37 percent of CIOs plan to implement hardware or software upgrades.
-- 63 percent of CIOs said understaffing at least somewhat affects their companies' ability to implement innovative technologies.
-- 34 percent of CIOs are at least somewhat concerned about losing top IT performers to other job opportunities in the next year.
-- One in 10 CIOs said managing heavy workloads is the top concern keeping them up at night.
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