Innovation in Open-Sourcing Humanitarian Education
With the Covid-19 pandemic, education leaders in the United States and world-wide, have had to deal with the quite daunting …
- March 24, 2023 11:49 am
- California
Category: Leadership Thoughts
Ironically, Digital Transformation Is Not A Technology Problem
It is amazing to me how many conversations on Digital Transformation (transformation through better use of data) confine themselves to the technology aspects of the solution. Typical questions I hear are, how will we get […]
Cloud Computing Unlocks Innovation Opportunities For City CIOs
Local governments are generally slower in embracing emerging technologies than other sectors of the economy. That’s no big revelation to anyone. This hesitancy is often for good reason. Many city systems are essential services and […]
Technology and Healthcare: The New Promise in Personalized Medicine
Of course, these are more so the nascent days of ML/AI in medicine rather than halcyon. Dr. Eric Topol is one of the most…
Stress Management for the IT Executive in 2020 and beyond
“IT is complicated” is a famous expression that we hear all the time, but what does it really mean and when did…
Using technology to attract and retain women in nontraditional careers
Most of the jobs in transportation have been dominated by men. From pilot to train engineer to truck driver, these are…
Balancing Innovation Against Operational Activities
As CIO and VP of Operations for Iron Bow Technologies in Herndon, Virginia it is my responsibility to effectively lead company-wide
The relevance of digital healthcare during and after pandemic!
Introduction The onset and spread of the novel COVID-19 virus have taken a disastrous toll on the US economy. According to a Statista report published on July 2, 2020, the number of positive cases of […]