Myles F. Suer
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 future of CRM
What is the state of CRM and where should CRM tool vendors be going? Here's what CIOs have to say.
How CIOs prove business value
CIOs to align better need to show the business value their team creates – without this their leadership is at increasing risk.
Secrets to managing M&A
As the average life of public corporations continues to decrease, Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) is increasingly a way of life for ‘legacy businesses.' But how do CIOs become a M&A enabler?
The secrets to effective IT procurement
What are the differences between effective and ineffective IT procurement processes?.
A roadmap forward for payments
Payments have received significant interest and investment over the last several years. However, no one has created a solution having the complete value proposition of paper and plastic predecessors.
Delivering future-focused enterprises
What are CIOs doing to differently than their peers at future-focused enterprises?
Driving effective organizational diversity
Why does diversity matter to CIOs? And what role if any do have CIOs have in creating it?
Lessons for CIOs at legacy and digital native businesses
Digital transformation represents a key issue for all CIOs, but what do CIOs need to do to help their companies succeed at transformation?
The importance of integrating legacy enterprises
In the digital age, the ability to integrate data, applications and process becomes critical – and the ability to integrate at will becomes a competitive advantage.
How can public cloud providers become ‘enterprise grade?’
CIOs want a number of straightforward capabilities from vendors they are willing to consider “enterprise grade,” but achieving it may require change from vendors.
