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As a Black woman with a computer science degree and 30 years of experience under her belt, Lisa Gelobter felt the time had come to use her skills to do something about issues of bias, discrimination, and harassment in the workplace.“I’ve gotten to a… Continue reading What IT leaders are doing to boost Blacks in tech
Rich Temple has it pretty good. The vice president and CIO of Deborah Heart and Lung Center, in Browns Mills, N.J., has a close relationship with every member of the C-suite and says he is valued by the hospital’s board.To read this article in full, pl… Continue reading CIO playbook: Building better relations with boards
As one of her first tasks when she became a newly minted CIO last spring, Kristin Myers scrutinized her application portfolio and adopted somewhat of an “out with the old, in with the new” mantra.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider … Continue reading Application rationalization: Streamlining your IT portfolio
A pandemic makes CIOs and CISOs strange bedfellows, and this year they have had to work together more closely than ever under unprecedented circumstances. The result? The state of the relationship has generally improved.To read this article in full, pl… Continue reading Perfect strangers: How CIOs and CISOs can get along
For Gary Brantley, the road ahead is paved with innovative technologies, and to get there, the CIO of the City of Atlanta has moved full throttle to attain operational efficiencies since the pandemic began.To read this article in full, please click her… Continue reading CIOs take the lead in pursuit of operational efficiencies
For Gary Brantley, the road ahead is paved with innovative technologies, and to get there, the CIO of the City of Atlanta has moved full throttle to attain operational efficiencies since the pandemic began.To read this article in full, please click her… Continue reading CIOs take lead in pursuit of operational efficiencies
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked an all-hands-on-deck approach, especially in IT. And that ethos extends beyond business continuity efforts to include helping sustain and grow revenue, as IT has increasingly leveraged digitization throughout the pande… Continue reading CIOs rise to the new revenue challenge
The word ‘resilient’ is cropping up a lot lately as a cultural cornerstone for coping with the pressures the pandemic has foisted on IT. CIOs have played a significant role in enabling organization-wide remote work strategies at speed while acceleratin… Continue reading How to build a resilient IT culture
Cutting costs in IT while still moving forward with digital initiatives is not for the faint of heart. On the heels of transitioning staff to working remotely for the long haul, now many CIOs are being tasked with reducing budgets in an uncertain econo… Continue reading The CIO’s cost-optimization playbook: 7 tips for tight times
Agility and resiliency are skills that have become big buzzwords these days, but so is the ability to pivot. Arguably, the biggest project pivot for all CIOs in the past few months was stopping what they were doing to move their organizations to full r… Continue reading The art (and science) of the IT project pivot