New Jersey CIO Town Hall
December 15, 2020 | 2:00pm EST
December 15, 2020 | 2:00pm EST
Looking to the Future – Lessons Learned from 2020 to Help Organizations Thrive in 2021
Participate with your CIO peers in the New Jersey community in small, breakout discussions on a mission-critical priority for IT leaders. These informal discussions allow you to share your insights and learn from the lessons, approaches and experiences of a diverse group of peers in virtual breakout rooms.
Join fellow CIOs in the New Jersey community to discuss:
Lessons learned from 2020
Reframing CIO and CISO leadership roles alongside business strategy
Future technology and security trends leading into 2021
Featured Speakers
Governing Body members for the New Jersey CIO community will lead the interactive discussion and share lessons learned.
Mik Kersten
Tasktop Technologies
CEO
Panelist
Tom Walsh
Quest Diagnostics Inc
VP, Strategy and Digital Transformation
Panelist
Steve Wrenn
Johnson & Johnson
Group CIO, Global Supply Chain
Panelist
Agenda
December 15, 2020
2:00pm - 3:00pm EST
Looking to the Future – Lessons Learned from 2020 to Help Organizations Thrive in 2021
Hosted by Tasktop Technologies
The disruption of 2020’s global pandemic has put business and IT leadership to the test. Only those who master digital business models and software at scale will thrive. Without real-time data and meaningful measurement for management and decision making, any temporary financial fix will not see organizations through to the other side of this longer recovery. This is why CIOs have transformed their roles, stepping up to lead core business strategy as organizations reframe their objectives to thrive in 2021.
Join your CIO peers to discuss:
- Lessons learned from 2020
- Why value stream management is crucial for large-scale digital transformation
- Future technology and trends leading into 2021
Your Community Partners
Virtual Town Hall Partner
Community Program Manager
For inquiries related to this community, please reach out to your dedicated contact.
