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The right tools to make the right decisions Part 1
Cloud computing isn’t emerging, futuristic, or innovative. It’s just a building block in the CIO’s infrastructure arsenal. One piece of evidence: it’s missing from Gartner’s latest Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies. That doesn’t mean that all cloud technologies are commoditized …
The right tools to make the right decisions Part 2
Are You Going to Be All Talk or All Action? ..Getting the Most out of Your Existing Cloud But supposing you’re one of the many that has made the leap and deployed some apps in the cloud. How will your organization continue to extract efficiencies for the long haul? It’s not just an arbitrage of …
IT Buyers Say “We are OK.” Are you Sure? Part 1
After 15 years of running a consultancy for the world’s most powerful firms, there is one thing that still irks me. Every day we propose
So now that we admit we have a problem Part 2
How do we avoid making things worse with the It solution? In the last post, I talked about IT, finance, and sourcing managers not wanting
How fast-growth companies are most likely to fall Part 3
Into the trap of not seeking help – and how they can take the time to be more than OK We previously talked about the
The CIO’s guide to smarter vendor negotiation
Vendor Negotiation Original Posted on CIO From IDG Negotiating deals with IT vendors is never easy, but it is a skill you can learn. Experts
Would You Hire Someone Who Led a Rebellion?
Leadership: Top X lists are generally clickbait tripe. But we need people, I need to interview them, so “Top 5 Interview Questions” sounds worth clicking.
Build Your Shared Services
CIO Vacancy: Must Bring Own Crystal Ball Build Shared Services: If a time machine that takes you back a year is invented, the most profitable
Optimize & Re-Negotiate Contracts
Optimize & Re-Negotiate Contracts – 100% job satisfaction in IT is rare – each day brings new headaches. At best you get the usual suspects: