CIO Talk Network

Guest: Doug McCollough

Job Title: Chief Information Officer, City of Dublin

Guest: Seth Wainer

Job Title: Chief Information Officer, City of Newark

With Artificial Intelligence (AI) going mainstream, it is forcing every organization to rethink strategy, hiring priorities, and IT operations among others. How are Government Stakeholders and IT Leaders getting their organizations ready for the impact of AI?

Guest : Sangy Vatsa

Title : Chief Information Officer and Executive Vice President, Comerica Bank

While Digital Transformation offers an excellent opportunity for the business, it poses some serious challenges for HR and Technology Leaders from talent acquisition to development and retention. How will you get Digital-Ready talent—rationalize or transform the existing pool—keep pace with expectations of the emerging, hyperconnected first-generation Digital worker—and retain them during the journey as well as after the dust of innovation settles?

Guest 1: Leah Miller

Title: Chief Information Officer, Medical City Healthcare

The Internet of Health Things (IoHT) is touted as a disrupter, enabling healthy lifestyle for the well and treatment for the sick. While the Healthcare Industry is still dealing with many issues including data integration and interoperability, how is IoHT going to help with the intended outcomes including improving access to healthcare, quality of care, operational efficiencies, and customer experience?

Guest : Brian Solis

Title : Author, X: The Experience When Business Meets Design

Guest : Steven John

Title : CIO, AmeriPride Services

Digital is here, and we have to deal with it. It will also be there tomorrow so have to prepare for it. The perceived complexity and scale of what it’d take to embrace Digital seems daunting and is unnerving. Does everything you have today need to go away, replaced by the shiny new? How can you get clarity on what you need to be and stay Digital and how to go about it?

Contributor : Borre Ulrichsen, Chief Information Officer, Gonzaga University

While traditional technology has helped improve instructional techniques, optimize instructors time, and make classes available anytime and anywhere—can education be digitally transformed to achieve the desired state where students learn faster, fully, practically, and achieve mastery?

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Guest: Pamela Arora

Title: SVP and CIO, Children’s Health

Organizations are uncovering the invisible, improving ability to understand the elusive, and enhancing the speed and sophistication of decision making using Data Analytics. The capabilities required to capitalize on the opportunities, however, take longer to develop thus undermining investments in Data Analytics. How can organizations balance their investments in analytics and organizational capability development to maximize ROI?

Guest : Helen Norris

Title : Chief Information Officer, Chapman University

As per McKinsey Organizational Health Index, top reported behaviors of successful leaders include solving problems effectively, operating with strong results orientation, seeking different perspectives, and be supportive of others. These should be table stakes for any leader, but apparently, they are not. What prevents it and what can you do to make these critical behaviors your second nature?

Guest : Ying Chan

Title : CITO - Chief of IT Operations, Texas Health and Human Services Commission

Among the many emerging technologies that are available, not all will help with differentiation, allow breaking into new markets, remaining competitive, and enabling innovation. How can organizations stay current with these emerging technologies, prioritize related investments, and reduce the associated risk of failure or costly mistakes?

Guest : Jim Smith

Title : CIO, Office of Information Technology, State of Maine

Whether you’ve already earned the CIO title or are on your way to it, are you ready to challenge business strategy to make it better? Do you know how to deliver bigger benefits from big projects? And, are you willing to pay the price personally to be at the top professionally?

Guest: Dave Ulrich

Title: Professor of Business, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan & Author

Guest: Amir Dabirian

Title: Chief Information Officer, California State University, Fullerton

Not everyone is a protégé or born leader. However, putting the right people, with the right capabilities in the right roles can help an organization achieve its most ambitious goals. How can leaders align their strategy, culture, and technology to get the extraordinary done?