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Myles Suer, according to LeadTails, is the number 1 influencer of CIOs. Myles is Director of Solutions Marketing at Alation and he's also the facilitator for the #CIOChat.
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CIOs: Setting personal goals
CIOs are used to setting goals for the organization, but what about personal development goals?
CIOs: more partners and less vendors
CIOs explain the effect of COVID-19 on partner relationships, and why it's more important than ever to have more partners, and less vendors.
Using pilots within an innovation strategy – CIOs weigh in
Current and former CIOs explain how they're using pilots as part of their innovation strategy.
Achieving consistent vocabulary across business functions
Language is a key component of developing a shared culture, it represents a key determinant for business IT alignment. But how much consistency is there between the language used by IT and their internal and external business...
How CIOs create and drive new ways of engagement
How do business leaders help employees and customers thrive when they are stressed, fearful and longing for authentic human connections?
CIOs offer strategies for engaging an entirely mobile workforce
Working from home has been a success operationally, but it has strained people, processes and technology. CIOs discuss the opportunity to make each better in the days to come.
Fitting ITSM into a devops world
IT service management (ITSM) has been around for a long time. While ITSM and ITIL have been updated over the years, how do they stack up against Gen Z approaches like devops?
CIOs prep for the coming IT recession
CIOs say that the coronavirus crisis has proven the value of IT, especially for organizations that were ready with mobile approaches and where the CIOs were tightly connected to other business counterparts.
CIOs and COVID-19 crisis: thoughts on business continuity
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, a group of CIOs look at business continuity and share what’s working, what’s not and what lessons they have learned.
CIOs discuss their evolving role
The CIO role has changed into a digital role. How well are CIOs succeeding remains an important topic and was one that several CIOs discussed a few weeks ago when the coronavirus crisis was in its early stages. Their answers provide...
