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6 tips for CIOs on building consensus
“The CIO’s job is not just to run the technology group. Their job is to be thinking how technology is going to further the business—and that includes bringing in new possibilities.”- Dave Condren, (retired) CIO Bond & Specialty Insurance, Travelers Insurance With...
Why CIOs should embrace a Business-led IT: Q&A with Ed Benson
The role of the technology leader is changing: Evolving business demands have created new challenges and opportunities for IT leaders to elevate their roles within the business. Ed Benson is one of those technology leaders who has taken ownership of his own career...
Demystifying DevRel: Q&A with Developer Relations expert, Mary Thengvall
Developer Relations may sound like a made-up title to some ears and vaguely familiar to others. Or maybe you already have a whole team of Developer Relations experts working magic on your behalf. Mary Thengvall has been in Developer Relations (a.k.a. “DevRel”)...
Technology and Transportation: Q&A with IntelliTrans President Ken Sherman
Reliable service is table stakes at this point: People are already expecting on-time pickup, on-time delivery, good prices, and that their freight to not be damaged. So companies have to take it to the next level. If you’re easy to do business with and transparent...
Under the hood of NServiceBus: Q&A with David Boike
David Boike’s relationship with the NServiceBus goes back 10 years: He was building a system that ingested thousands of RSS feeds and wanted to find a way to scale what he could accomplish by multithreading on one server. Asynchronous messaging became the perfect way...
#EachforEqual: Q&A with Julie Bullerman, VP of IT, USA Compression
Last International Women’s Day, we celebrated by highlighting the ways in which some of the incredible Women of Headspring promote gender balance in their personal and professional lives. For International Women’s Day 2020, we wanted to reach out into our community to...