The CIO in the Driver Seat: Strategically Enabling Social Business

nobody@flickr.com (Dion Hinchcliffe) — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 09:09:58 -0700

Given the tension between CEO and CFO priorities, where should CIOs take their organization? That’s the difficult question, given that CIOs can only have so many top priorities. Yet the move to social business is increasingly among them as organizations attempt to improve global collaboration, access enterprise knowledge faster and better, and engage with customers and the marketplace far more effectively than in the past.

So, I’ve culled from my conversations with business and IT leaders in 2011 this CIO shortlist of social business strategy imperatives. Obviously the transition to social business applies to all IT and business leaders, but 2011 has certainly been the year where this conversation has moved into the corner office.

From Social Business Strategy: The CIO Shortlist | Dachis Group Collaboratory

Also see the article series: Social Business and Next-Generation CIOs - Exploring The Macro Conditions

The Social Business Index | Dachis Group

Social Business By Design | Amazon Hardcover (John Wiley & Sons, 2012)

Software Industry Outlook for 2006: Healthy, disruptive

nobody@flickr.com (Dion Hinchcliffe) — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 13:04:32 -0700

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From my article discussing the Software 2006 outlook, including some neat material on Web 2.0 for the enterprise:

blogs.zdnet.com/Hinchcliffe/?p=30

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The CIO in the Driver Seat: Strategically Enabling Social Business

Software Industry Outlook for 2006: Healthy, disruptive