‘CIOs Are Required To Be More Than Just Innovative Technologists’
Sastry Durvasula, CIO at TIAA, talks about what the role demands today, and how he’s taking on new challenges at the investment powerhouse.
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To Rise, Women Need To Exercise Their Emotional Intelligence
EQ is often a female superpower, and its value is more recognized today than it’s ever been: ‘How excellence in leadership is perceived and defined has changed a lot.’
When It Comes To AI, Sometimes You Have To Do It Yourself
Justin Skinner, CIO of SmileDirectClub, shares how the medtech is using artificial intelligence.
It Isn’t All About Tech
CIOs need a whole range of skills today, says Kevin Hoople, CIO of Lawson Products.
For Women To Become Leaders, They Need To Focus On ‘Work-Work Balance’
Getting women to advance in the workplace is all about the difference between non-promotable and promotable work, says author Linda Babcock.
How To Overcome The Disconnect Between Business Leaders And Technologists
CIOs must become transformative leaders to help bridge the gap, says Joe McMorris, CIO and CISO at Planview.
Stop ‘Pseudo Listening’ And Prepare To Be Present
What if great listening was your superpower? Visual capture artist Zara Stasi shares how leaders could be gleaning so much more from their interactions using four simple steps.
How Can Women Get To The Top Of Leadership? Claim Opportunities
General Lori Robinson, the highest-ranking woman in U.S. military history, urges women to embrace the openings that come their way.
Today’s CIO Needs To Be Able To ‘Dream Big’
It’s hardly the model most think of when they consider IT leaders, but curiosity, an adventurous spirit and creativity are critical, says Ben Askin, CIO of Vertex.
The Power Of The ‘Double-Check’
It’s a basic yet oft-overlooked practice—and it’s one that distinguishes the most effective leaders from the rest.
