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The Accidental Successful CIO
OCTOBER 25, 2023
As CIOs a key part of our job is both adapting to change and helping our company adapt to change. However, right now there are changes that are going on that are outside of our control. The role of CIO is in flux right now. I think that we can all agree that sometimes it is the CIO, and sometimes it’s not.
CIO Business Intelligence
SEPTEMBER 12, 2022
So much has changed since the early days of 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic forced organizations to rethink where and how people work. A shift has occurred and IT is now viewed as an equal partner in driving business growth with CIOs recognized as the de facto leaders of innovation. Fast-forward to 2022. Embrace failure.
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mrc's Cup of Joe Blog
DECEMBER 17, 2020
You probably thought you understood the technology challenges facing your business in the coming year. Then, COVID hit and changed everything. As we look towards the future, I’m sure I speak for most businesses when I say that our perspective has changed. Summary: You probably came into this year with a plan. Of course not.
The Verge
JUNE 10, 2020
That subject is TikTok, the ByteDance-owned app whose fading into irrelevance I have been predicting for more than a year now, and which — to say that absolute least — has yet to arrive. Kids ages four to 15 now spend an average of 85 minutes per day watching YouTube videos, compared with 80 minutes per day spent on TikTok.
The Verge
AUGUST 19, 2020
One of the more hopeful developments at tech platforms this year has been their investment in removing misinformation related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter were all relatively quick to acknowledge the threat that COVID hoaxes represent, and have worked to purge it from their networks.
The Verge
AUGUST 28, 2020
Mayer was coming off the wildly successful launch of Disney Plus, which rocketed to more than 50 million subscribers in less than six months. Over the course of less than a day, the company lost its CEO and gained a surprising new suitor. First, the CEO. One global company based in America? Multiple companies operating independently ?
Vox
OCTOBER 28, 2022
Elon Musk isn’t like other tech billionaires, even if he now owns a major social media company. Second, he has a fervent, extremely online fan base — a kind usually reserved for boy bands — and this fandom has helped propel the incredible success of his companies on Wall Street. First, he’s much richer.
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