Weekly Digest | March 25, 2022

Celestial discoveries are more and more common these days and don't garner the same awe that the discovery of a moon would have 400 years ago. These days it seems like the world around us is moving faster and faster as technology changes quickly, and we often take these discoveries for granted. We hope you'll slow down with The National CIO Review this weekend and catch up on the best ways to stay up to date on the fast-paced world of technology.As you enjoy this week's weekly digest, check out the new Extra Bytes curation below.- Your CIO Crew

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Faster, Better Decisions

There is a quality that can set a great organization apart from the rest – the ability to make bold, effective decisions in difficult and uncertain times. As you’d expect, it starts with the leader, yet many leaders struggle to make the decision and ask people to commit.By Keith Hadley ●  Read more...

 The Washington PostThe war in Ukraine is turning ordinary Twitter users into intelligence analysts.

CNBC

Google faces tough questions about pay at all-hands meeting.

 The New York TimesJeff Bezos may have some company on the moon if NASA gets its way.

 BBCOkta data breach leaves hundreds of clients unable to access their networks.

Titan Discovered

March 25, 1655 - Dutch astronomer Christiaan Huygens discovers Saturn's moon, Titan, through a telescope. The first and only probe to land on Titan 350 years later, in 2005, was named for Huygens.  

Read more about the work of Christiaan Huygens.

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