Jeff Ton, SVP of Product Development, and Charles Araujo, analyst, author, speaker and founder of The Institute for Digital Transformation come together to cover the powerful and provocative topic of exploring our humanness in the midst of this predominantly digital era.
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Jeff Ton, SVP of Product Development, and Charles Araujo, analyst, author, speaker and founder of The Institute for Digital Transformation come together to cover the powerful and provocative topic of exploring our humanness in the midst of this predominantly digital era. The post Status Go: Humanness in This Digital Era appeared first on InterVision Systems.

Jeff Ton, SVP of Product Development, and Charles Araujo, analyst, author, speaker and founder of The Institute for Digital Transformation come together to cover the powerful and provocative topic of exploring our humanness in the midst of this predominantly digital era.
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Status Go: Humanness in This Digital Era

Status Go is a weekly podcast with lively discussions on what it takes to thrive among enterprise technology challenges. Our host, Jeff Ton, talks with practitioners, visionaries, pioneers, and specialists, focusing on lessons learned and practical strategies in navigating today’s hyper-digital era. StatusGo takes a deep dive into everything from change management to automation. We are in unprecedented times requiring crucial innovation; harness the momentum and realize your IT vision.

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