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Tom Basiliere, CIO, Provant
Among the many kingdoms in the popular “Game of Thrones” series, there is a secluded island that is home to an ancient temple and a clan of assassins.
Steve Rice, CIO, Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
Vennard Wright, CIO, WSSC (Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission)
John C. Martin, CIO, Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Tristan Boutros, CTO, ASCAP
Sanjay Choubey, VP of IT, Briggs & Stratton [NYSE:BGG]
As leaders in business or IT, automation has always been understood as...
Ranjan Singh, VP of product management, IPC Systems
Structural changes, stricter risk management practices, evolving...
Ethan Pack, Director of Enterprise Architecture, TDECU
Organizations of all sizes within every industry are abuzz about...
Helen Figge, Senior Vice President, Global Strategies and Development, LumiraDx USA
The biggest challenge in the healthcare industry is using technology to assist in complying with new government requirements and mandates.
Rafi Khan, CIO, Consultant, Riverside Community Care
IBM introduced the first desktop PC in 1981—the same year as Sage’s inception in Newcastle, UK, developing an estimating and accounting software for small businesses.
Josh Scheumann, Director, Enterprise Solutions, KPMG
The term “Cloud” started becoming a buzzword about seven years ago, when software vendors began more strongly pushing Internet-based computing and “hosted” software solutions as viable alternatives to on premise (internally housed).
Stan Roach, Chief Customer Officer, Agiliron Inc
A small business’s journey towards business profitability is an uphill battle.
Dr. Mark Zecca, CIO, Kyriba Ltd.
I don’t know why I feel a little territorial every time I hear the word Cloud coming from one of our sales or marketing guys. The term has taken so many twists and turns in the last 20 years, so I thought that a short respite to look where we have been and, more importantly, where we are going and
