Who you are is not changing, what you are will never be the same.

Today's CIOs have a simple choice: build relevance in a changing world or stay in infrastructure management. 75% of CEOs are asking you to take the leap.
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Driving Business Through Digital Transformation

Digital transformation digs deep into an organization’s ecosystem. New technologies – from socially enabled organizations to the cloud to predictive analytics to embedded sensors – now answer business problems in this brave new world.
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10 Most Important Pieces of Advice for Women in IT

At a recent Executive Women in IT luncheon co-hosted by the CIO Executive Council and Dell Services, almost 40 leading women in IT gathered to discuss what it means to be trailblazers and risk-takers in today’s global IT business environment.
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Demonstrating IT’s Ability to Make a Difference

One of the most important exercises today’s CIOs can do is ask themselves what organizational and operational activities they should start, stop or do differently.
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Speak the Language of Business

Joe Topinka is vice president of multichannel commerce and chief information officer for Red Wing Shoes, the Minneapolis-based work boot company that has served customers for more than 100 years.
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The New Requirements for Today’s CIO

IT Leadership is challenged to keep the lights on, drive innovation and create unique value for customers. Once IT executives have a seat on the business strategy committee, there is a responsibility to influence how technology enables the business to grow and thrive.
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From Rental to Streaming: How Netflix Changed the Speed of Business

Once a staple of cityscapes and suburban strip malls, no matter where you traveled across America you were as likely to see a Blockbuster outlet as a McDonald’s.
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Economist Research: Big Changes for IT, Larger Roles for CIOs

A perfect storm of change is striking the IT environment. A deluge of mobile devices has moved critical enterprise data beyond the data center to the edge.
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