AdvantageCare Physicians (ACPNY), now a part of EmblemHealth Family of Companies, forming a payvider (payer + provider) entity, has been focused on practicing community health across the New York City Metro area. During the pandemic, EmblemHealth and ACPNY developed technological measures to assist patients with staying up to date with their health journeys. In addition, they use the infrastructure built beyond the pandemic to empower patients using their collective strengths. So why did these two entities come together to form this unique payvider model for healthcare delivery? What challenges did the patient/provider encounter during the pandemic, which they addressed as a cohesive unit leveraging creative technology solutions despite barriers to technology access and lack of technology literacy, among other constraints? How must such technology solutions evolve to meet the shifting needs of members/patients? Guest 1: Tom MacMillan, Chief Information Officer, EmblemHealth Guest Bio: Guest 2: Dr. Julie Patel-Pannullo, Vice President of Clinical Innovation, AdvantageCare Physicians Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on Others: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

Organizations are experiencing significant data sprawl. It is getting complex to get accurate insights timely from the data one has in hand, or it is lying there unused. What are the gaps in our data strategy, architecture, and execution processes? How are we modernizing data management to facilitate seamless access, sharing, and processing in a distributed environment across applications, systems, and platforms to support business outcomes? Guest 1: Luis Fernando Lopez, Chief Data & Analytics Officer LATAM, Chubb Guest Bio: Guest 2: Navi Grewal, Global Chief Digital and Information Officer, MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc Guest Bio: Guest 3: Ravi Krishnan, Chief Data & Analytics Officer, State of North Dakota Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on Big Data: More on CXO: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

While the zero-trust security model may offer excellent defense against emerging, unrecognized, and unpredictable threats, a piecemeal implementation approach, significant commitment for ongoing administration, and productivity concerns pose daunting challenges preventing organizations from adopting it fully. So how must an organization address these challenges and harness the significant benefits it offers? Guest 1: Gerald Caron, Chief Information Officer (CIO) / Assistant Inspector General for Information Technology (AIG/IT), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office of the Inspector General (OIG) Guest Bio: Guest 2: Dan Wilkins, Chief Information Security Officer, State of Arizona Guest Bio: Guest 3: Bharat Soni, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and Group Head Information Security Group, Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on Security: More on CXO: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

Security breaches have increased in frequency and severity, with high-profile cases appearing almost weekly. In addition, third-party relationships, including contractors, cloud services, and other outsourced providers, are introducing new vulnerabilities and increasing the attack surface. So how effective are the City and County Governments in adopting risk management approaches, creating a culture of trust and transparency, and building solid relationships with other supporting agencies to minimize risk to build trust? Guest 1: Brian Gardner, Chief Information Security Officer, City Of Dallas Guest Bio: Guest 2: Christopher Pritchard, Associate Vice Chancellor Enterprise Infrastructure & Chief Technology Officer, University of North Texas System Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on Security: More on Leadership: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

As a leader, imagine you have to choose between two types of teams to help realize your vision. Team A comprises different personalities with a shared identity where everyone is inspired and driven, individually and collectively, for a common cause or objective. Team B takes pride in the process of how they come together - formally participating in deliberation with controlled expressions and a cautious demeanor. Which team would you rather have as your team? Most people would say they would rather have Team A as their team because they believe it will yield better results. But you cannot invite chaos if there is no structure and expectations. So, how can you pick the best from both team types and achieve healthy team dynamics for optimal results? Guest: Alejandro Lammertyn, Chief Digital & Information Officer, Tenaris Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on CXO: More on Leadership: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

The Chief Digital Officer (CDO) role was created initially to unify the digital agenda, increase efficiency, create a digital culture, design better customer experiences, and optimize your competitive advantage. With digital adoption in the execution phase, beyond overseeing strategic alignment, how should this role morph to maximizing business outcomes? What capabilities should the current and aspiring candidates develop to deserve the CDO 2.0 stripes? Guest 1: Viren Shah, Chief Digital Officer, GE Appliances, a Haier company Guest Bio: Guest 2: Tony Ambrozie, Senior Vice President and Chief Digital and Information Officer, Baptist Health South Florida Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on CXO: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

There’s no question that people are the weakest link in Cybersecurity. So we invest in educating people about security risks and how to handle them. We try building cybersecurity champions who can help spread the word about good security practices. We introduce incentive programs for “security-first” behaviors. However, the results are still disappointing and prove that computers are designed to be secure while people are not. Can we do better? How can we make security a foundation of our organizations and help ensure that we can continue to grow with confidence? Guest 1: James Johnson, Chief Information Security Officer, John Deere Guest Bio: Guest 2: Abiodun Morolari, Chief Information Security Officer, City of Toronto Guest Bio: Guest 3: John Virden, Assistant Vice President for Security, Compliance, and Risk Management and CISO, Miami University Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on CXO: More on Security: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

What if K12 Education could provide a customized learning experience based on each student’s skills, abilities, and preferences to maximize student outcomes supported by optimal funding to ensure reliable and lean operations? How are the K12 schools leveraging data analytics to that end? Guest 1: Dr. Joe Philips, Chief Information Officer, Broward County Public Schools Guest Bio: Guest 2: Robert Dickson, Chief Information Officer, Wichita Public Schools - USD259 Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on Others: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

Every time you speak to your management or team, share your verdict on a challenging situation or admit that you don’t know what to do, you audition for leadership. Others expect you to spark hope within them and help them become the best they can be, show confidence to stand alone and the courage to make tough decisions, and the compassion to listen to the needs of others. So what are you doing to make sure you pass such auditions every time? Guest 1: Michael Cartoscelli, Chief Information Officer (PCF-49) / Technology Site Lead, BNY Mellon Ireland Guest Bio: Guest 2: Sarah Naqvi, Executive Vice President / Chief Information Officer, HMSHost Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on Leadership: More on CXO: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor:

To support digital, an organization needs to develop custom software applications or use third-party software packages and tools, migrate workloads and infrastructure to the cloud, and standardize management and governance of multi-cloud environments. First, however, security must be ingrained holistically to ensure that technology does not become the weakest link to managing digital risks effectively. How has this journey been so far? What challenges are the CISOs facing in embedding security in their technology capabilities, and what strategies are effective in addressing them? Guest 1: John McClure, CISO Sinclair Broadcast Group Guest Bio: Guest 2: Rob Hornbuckle, CISO Allegiant Airlines Guest Bio: More on this Episode: More on Leadership: More on CXO: Visit CIO Talk Network Website: Subscribe to our Newsletter: Nominate Guests or Sponsor: