Practical CIO Advice for Managing Change on CXO Talk [Video]

My second appearance on CXO Talk may be better than my first show! Thanks to Michael Krigsman for having me on again!

Some of what we covered -
  • Technology has a huge impact on how we service customers
  • How are organizations become more competitive with data and analytics
  • Transformation is a "people conversation" first. Rely on people to use their innovation and expertise to collaborate on goals and implementation
  • Agile practices is important in transformation programs because it brings business and IT people together to work collaboratively and reset priorities based on feedback. "Come to the demo and see what we're doing!" Agile is Chapter 2 of Driving Digital because it is the vehicle for instrumenting change.
  • Are you going fast enough? Are you going to beat the disruption curve in your industry? 
  • Are you building technology that is truly sustainable? Are you investing in devops practices?

And some questions I answer
  • Why digital transformation is fundamentally different? 
  • What are the implications of technology being implemented outside of IT?
  • What about shadow IT? What should CIOs do about it? 
  • How should CIO partner with the CFO on transformation programs?
  • What should CIO that reports to a non-tech CFO and views IT as a cost center do about it?

Watch the full video below! -  


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About Isaac Sacolick

Isaac Sacolick is President of StarCIO, a technology leadership company that guides organizations on building digital transformation core competencies. He is the author of Digital Trailblazer and the Amazon bestseller Driving Digital and speaks about agile planning, devops, data science, product management, and other digital transformation best practices. Sacolick is a recognized top social CIO, a digital transformation influencer, and has over 900 articles published at InfoWorld, CIO.com, his blog Social, Agile, and Transformation, and other sites. You can find him sharing new insights @NYIke on Twitter, his Driving Digital Standup YouTube channel, or during the Coffee with Digital Trailblazers.