With rampant use of legacy further compounded by isolated use of best-of-breed point solutions (often Software-as-a-Service), we may be unintentionally losing the enterprise perspective much needed to realize the Patient Centered Care (PCC) dream. Do/should you have a “Best-of-breed OR Enterprise Strategy” or a “Best-of-breed AND Enterprise Strategy”? How do you manage and govern?

Maintaining Health IT Toolset For Patient Centered Care

Guest 1: Torri Martin
Title    : Director of SMARTATL, City of Atlanta

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Title     : Chief Information Officer, City of Minneapolis

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Title      : Chief Information Officer, City and County of Denver's
                Technology Services

Smart City initiatives are pervasive globally and a lot of tax dollars are being invested. How measurably smart have such cities become? What are the lessons for the cities that are just getting started?

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Guest 1: Soili Mäkinen
Title: Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice President, Digitalisation, Cargotec corporation

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Today CIOs responsible for driving future business growth and innovation must develop a new mindset and new capabilities. What if this mindset that a CIO develops is of a venture capitalist? But, is simply developing a mindset enough?  In this time and age, should the CIO also build a portfolio of initiatives that would deliver significant business outcomes? When most CIOs are becoming progressive in vision and action, how should they assume the role of a venture capitalist and use this mindset to deliver success?

The CIO As A Venture Capitalist

The year 2020 taught us a lot. We became candid and openly vulnerable among our peers. While bearing enormous stress, we came together, came up with more new ideas, and tried new things than ever before. How can we sustain this creativity and persistence and emerge from the crisis to build a long-term advantage for the business?

Guest: Danielle Maurici Arnone
Title: Chief Information Officer, Reckitt Benckiser (RB)

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