Myles F. Suer
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Myles Suer, according to LeadTails, is the number 9 influencer of CIOs. He is also the facilitator for the CIOChat, which has executive-level participants from around the world in such industries as banking, insurance, education and government. Myles is also the Industry Solutions Marketing Manager at Dell Boomi.
The opinions expressed in this blog are those of Myles F. Suer and do not necessarily represent those of IDG Communications, Inc., its parent, subsidiary or affiliated companies.
The end of project management?
IT project management as a discipline has been around for many years. However, is it relevant in the age of digital products? Or can it become a valuable adjunct to IT digital product management?
IT’s role in managing the customer journey
Customer experience (CX) today is paramount to more and more businesses. While technology has a role to play in CX, the starting point is understanding the friction created at each touch point within the customer journey.
Cleaning up the legacy mess so the business can innovate
Business innovation doesn’t come from cleaning up the mess common to many legacy systems. However, not fixing the mess can certainly slow or limit the ability to innovate.
What CIOs need to know about low code software development
While most CIOs say they are deploying some form of low code today, the question is what will its impact be as it powers through the classic trough of disillusionment?
The importance of the business stakeholders meeting
Business alignment and transparency matter but are CIOs achieving it? Are they putting in place business stakeholder meetings that enable real alignment?
Protecting data in an increasingly insecure world
Protecting data is only going to get tougher. Are CIOs ready to protect what is the most important enterprise asset?
Asset Management: A pain pill or a nice-to-have?
How relevant is IT Asset Management (ITAM) in the cloud era? What are the biggest problems it solves?
Managing diverse, multi-location teams
The management challenges for CIOs are only going to grow in the digital age. The question is: are they ready?
Continuous improvement – now more than ever
In an era of digital disruption, IT organizations need to move faster. Given this, should CIOs be active enablers of continuous improvement?
Process innovation
Where should CIOs be driving innovation? And how should they deliver on the promise of innovation?
Why data governance matters – and who should own it?
Should CIOs take an active role in data governance? Their organizations may need it to survive even if they don’t grock the business value.
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