There was no shortage of news last week, but here’s an item that caught my eye: “The U.S. economy grew 2.1% in the fourth quarter, closing out a year in which gross domestic product decelerated to its slowest pace in three years amid a continuing drag in business investment,” writes Jeff Cox of CNBC.
Handling this problem is very different than securing corporate-owned laptops or phones connecting to an on-premises network, and enterprises are now seeking ways to manage the Internet of Thing (IoT) landscape.
We're discussing how the coronavirus is impacting business, the latest spike in Apple's earnings, and why the UK wants to work with Huawei.
Clayton Christensen, the Harvard professor who elevated disruption into a fundamental force of modern business strategy, died last week in Boston. He was 67 and had been battling cancer.
Since most organizations are vulnerable to disruption, it’s imperative that CIOs and technology executives partner closely with the CEO and the C-suite to identify and execute on opportunities to disrupt their organizations.
This year’s World Economic Forum Annual Meeting at Davos offered an array of fascinating and potentially transformational alternatives to the standard textbook approach for achieving economic expansion and prosperity.
Cybercrime may be increasing, but so are the ways organizations can protect themselves, and, contrary to popular opinion, organizations are doing pretty well.
Read up on some hot topics at Davos, Tesla's market evaluation, who's to blame for hacking into Amazon CEO's phone, and more.
Our friend Brian Cashman, Senior Vice President and General Manager of the New York Yankees joined us in New York last week to discuss what it takes to create a winning culture.
On Tuesday, the World Economic Forum will kick off its 50th annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
Tech news regarding tech in China, 3D scanning with the new iPhone, trends with AI/ML and more!
During the past four years, I cannot recall a single meaningful discussion with a cyber security start-up founded in China.
Winning matters, and the road to success is always paved with strong convictions for teamwork, collaboration and a powerful dedication to lead, reimagine and reinvent the enterprise to execute world-class strategies.
Cloud computing has completely revolutionized the technology sector, enabling a new generation of incredible innovation and invention.
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Today’s technology executive plays a pivotal role in helping his or her organization respond to these forces of change. In essence, they serve as conductors to orchestrate the three pillars of organizational success – people, processes, and technology – and to draw upon their unique view of the enterprise to bring these elements into harmony.
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