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The Self-Investment CIOs Overlook And That High-Performers Never Regret

CIOs are leaders, but not all are high-performers. The difference isn’t what they do themselves but what they do for themselves.

Joe Woodruff

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April 4, 2024

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March 7, 2024

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Joe Woodruff

The Five Shields CIOs Put Up To Protect Their Team From Tyrants Of The Urgent

Urgent requests and unreasonable timelines are normal. Accepting those requests does not need to be the norm. Five responses will help protect your team to stay focused and your technology vision to be fulfilled.
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February 29, 2024

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Scott Smeester

What CEOs Need CIOs To Understand About Influence And Authority

CEOs want their CIOs to be of greater influence, especially where they don’t have decision making authority.. That means the CIOs need to invest and leverage three critical assets their CEOs have been utilizing for years.
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February 1, 2024

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Scott Smeester

When CIOs Have CEOs With Expectation Issues (aka Fantasies)

You will run into CEOs who do not have right expectations. They will run over you if you don’t know how to manage their expectations. How do you lead CEOs who have unrealistic expectations of IT while remaining an integral team player?
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November 30, 2023

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Scott Smeester

How Effective CIOs Get Ahead Before They Fall Behind

There is one trait that is consistent with leaders who fall behind. It’s not about their knowledge, skill or work ethic. It’s about who is or isn’t with them.
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November 9, 2023

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Scott Smeester

What Effective CIOs Think About As A Year Nears Its End

CIOs benefit from periodic resets. Approaching the end of a calendar year is a great time to reset for a new beginning in the new year. Reset to three essential needs.
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October 26, 2023

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Joe Woodruff

When Transformation Isn't Enough: How CIOs Really Lead.

Transformation is a deep word being lost in translation. So what does it really mean to transform IT? It must be comprehensive, including eight key areas of development.
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