It was great to connect with a large group of IT leaders earlier this week at a resort in Muskoka (the picture above is just outside the area where we ate), where we talked about the impact of big data. Among my guests were Fariba Anderson, who we’ve profiled on this site before during her roles with OLG and MPAC. She was great in our panel discussion.
Speaking at IT World Canada (ITWC) CIO Innovation Summit on the power of big data, privacy and analytics #cdncio.
— Fariba Anderson 🇨🇦 (@AndersonFariba) September 29, 2014
This was a share of a story I wrote, but it’s interesting to see how others react to what was said:
TD Bank CIO predicts Apple Pay is “at least a year away” from coming to Canada. http://t.co/tpDoNHMrZm He is also incredibly dismissive…
— Andrew Escobar (Andres) (@andrewe) October 1, 2014
One of the more interesting blog posts I read this week.
New type of #CFO represents a potent #CIO ally http://t.co/I9JKrdRiEJ
— Myles Suer (@MylesSuer) October 3, 2014
I missed this one, but it sounds like it was great. SIM is a fantastic organization.
Attended a CIO forum event in Toronto hosted by SIM chapter. Great presentations on the future of CIO role and relationship with bus.
— Masaf Dawood (@MasafDawood) October 3, 2014
Career opportunity (at least via social media) of the week:
I'm hiring! Vice President IT/IS (CIO) at Graham – Calgary, Canada Area #jobs http://t.co/AA4RjjQnPp
— Anthony Jackson (@AntJackson) September 26, 2014
And finally, I thought this was a good reminder. With all the talk about CIOs needing to work better with CMOs, you hardly ever hear anyone mention human resources, even though employee engagement is core to anything an organization does, including IT projects:
Invest in your processes and systems but do not forget HR. Enable people to grow and your business will grow! #CIO #LEADERSHIP
— Jesper Jacquet (@ScandinavianCIO) October 3, 2014
