To embrace innovation, CIOs need to learn to let go
Faced with the prospect of becoming mere custodians of whatever cool projects their fellow executives in marketing cook up, CIOs are learning to embrace innovation on their own terms.
Faced with the prospect of becoming mere custodians of whatever cool projects their fellow executives in marketing cook up, CIOs are learning to embrace innovation on their own terms.
With the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft is telegraphing an attitude one doesn’t often see in companies worth hundreds of billions of dollars: Humility.
Technology changes far slower than we usually think it does. In fact, a pretty-good technology that achieves widespread acceptance has
This episode of the What to Think podcast is sponsored by Pivotal Tracker. In this week’s podcast, we kick off
There’s a generational shift in technology happening right now: From the open Web to native apps, from desktops to mobile phones,
Perhaps the Internet revolution is over. But perhaps the spirit is only sleeping, waiting for the next round of disruptive innovation to topple today’s giants, just as they toppled the previous generation.
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