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CIOs Rethink The 18-Month IT Plan, Post-COVID – Brandon T. Jones
What does your 18-month plan look like now that we’ve settled in to this new normal?#CIO #Manufacturing
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20th Anniversary Of The Power Mac G4 Cube – Gabriel Gasparolo
An excellent example of trying and failing and trying again. #Innovation
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What Mindsets Do #CIOs Need to Change? – Myles Suer
The first step is embracing change and the development and experience that comes with it. #CIO #Innovation #Manufacturing
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City CIOs Must Step Up Their Data Game In The Era Of Covid-19 – Jonathan Reichental
Great piece Jonathan. This crisis has pointed out the drastic improvements we need to make in #data analysis to truly be prepared for whatever comes next. #Manufacturing #CIO
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CyberSecurity – Lucian Fogoros
What does your #Cybersecurity plan look like as we continue to adjust to this digital-first future?#Manufacturing
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Artificial Intelligence and IT – Shane Fogle
Great share Shane. Everyone benefits from the implementation of #AI, but for #IT teams, the difference is night and day.
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5 Things For Leaders To Know When Implementing Open Source – Seth Kenlon
#OpenSource can be an incredible tool for the future of #manufacturing, but only if we build cultures that can adapt to and embrace it. #DigitalTransformation#IT https://enterprisersproject.com/article/2020/6/open-source-implementations-advice-for-leaders
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How Leaders Can Increase Engagement While People Are Working From Home – Scott Edinger
While my IT team has been just as efficient working from home, I’ve also had to adjust how I communicate with them to ensure we are on the same page. How are you adjusting to this change? Thanks @ScottKEdinger. #Leadership#LeadershipAdvice#RemoteWork https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottedinger/2020/06/20/how-leaders-can-increase-engagement-while-people-are-working-from-home/#1ad28caca5e5
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The Future of Work is Blended: How CIOs Can Prepare for the World of Work Post-Pandemic
Seemingly overnight, CIOs were tasked with the responsibility of getting entire organizations ready to work remotely. Now, as many states are in the process of reopening, CIOs now have the herculean task of preparing for what work looks like post-COVID-19. From reassessing the benefits of remote work to tackling the challenges of remote work policies,…
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Corporate Culture After Covid-19 – Daniel P. Forrester, Philipia Hillman, and Eliza McDevitt
What’s your approach to adjusting company culture to meet current demands in the next few months? Most of our #IT team has been comfortable working from home, and we are planning on becoming more flexible as a result. #BusinessTransformation https://www.inc.com/mark-coatney/corporate-culture-after-covid-19.html