“The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence-it is to act with yesterday’s logic” Peter Drucker “Change is the only constant”, in today’s dynamic economy, the biggest challenge facing the organization is change, from incremental change to radical transformation, the most thriving organizations...
Unite the BI to Perceive the Future
Sunday, June 19, 2011 | comments
When it Comes to Important Business Decisions, Should You Trust Your Gut or Follow the Numbers? Deloitte Debates Many leadership teams rely mainly on their collective wisdom to drive smart business decisions. Others claim they can achieve more reliable outcomes by primarily using data-driven, science-based predictive analytics. Who’s on the right path?Here...
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Business Intelligence
Ten Evergreen CIO Wisdoms
Friday, June 17, 2011 | comments

Just read a book: CIO Wisdom, written by Mr. Dean Lane and a few other seasoned CIOs, for CIOs or potential CIOs, strategic and practical, crafted the variety of philosophy and best practices, though it was written a while ago, the wisdoms, for all timesIn today’s digitized, interconnected global economy, what kind of wisdoms the modern CIO need cultivate...
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CIO Debate
The Future of IT
Thursday, June 16, 2011 | comments

Operating as a cloud service provider (CSP) requires acting like a business, not a cost center, and marrying infrastructure agility with operational capability. Here, CIO.com's Virtualization and Cloud Advisor Bernard Golden outlines the core competencies CIOs need in their IT departments http://www.linkedin.com/news?viewArticle=&articleID=536059149&gid=3759061&type=member&item=55258249&articleURL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ecio%2Ecom%2Farticle%2F682696%2FCloud_CIO_How_IT_Can_Become_a_Cloud_Service_Provider&urlhash=FKhZ&goback=%2Egmp_3759061Great...
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CIO Debate
Business First –21st Century’s IT Philosophy
Thursday, June 16, 2011 | comments

The Deloitte’s Debate: “Almost-enterprise” Applications: CIO Threat or Opportunity?Almost-enterprise applications are tempting, especially to business managers who can leapfrog IT roadblocks with the swipe of a credit card. Should CIOs stop them now? Or should they lead the way?The cloud revolution is spawning a new generation of productivity, collaboration...
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CIO Debate