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Paul Villani, Director of Network Technology, Hartford Healthcare
As the organization has become more technology-driven, the line of demarcation between IT and the business has shifted–and ultimately faded.
Savio Thattil, CIO & SVP of Technology, Sephora Americas
Andy Weir, Executive General Manager, Bankwest Technology & Transformation
Rob Roy, Chief Digital Officer, Sprint [NYSE: S]
Sam Schoelen, Chief Information Technology Officer, Continental Resources
William Max, Director of Network Engineering, Jason Gotchall, Director of Business Development and Jake Hastings, Principal
Google makes digital transformation sound simple. The majority of the searches there state, "It is the integration of digital technologies to improve business processes and customer experiences."
Chuck Pol, President and Country Chairperson, Vodafone Americas
Telecommunications and mobility connectivity are breeding grounds for innovation.
Russ Vanos, VP, Sales & Marketing, Itron Global Software, Services and Smart Cities [NASDAQ:ITRI]
In 1950, there were only two megacities with more than 10 million people—New York-Newark and Tokyo.
Jim Houghton, CTO of the Americas Region for CSC
Is what’s old new again in Enterprise Networking? Jim Houghton, CTO of the Americas Region for CSC, takes the long view in this look at the technology today and what’s ahead in 2017.
Mike Kozlowski, VP, Product Management, Windstream
Wide Area Networks (WAN) are one of the most durable, longest-standing technologies in the IT world,...
Steve Murphy, CIO, 3Cinteractive
RCS capabilities extend beyond messaging, and add images and video, as well as location and “is...
Larry Lang, CEO, PLUMgrid Inc
Getting the networking solution right enables them to build and deploy applications and iterate them...
Nicholas Ilyadis, VP & CTO, Infrastructure & Networking Group (ING), Broadcom Corporation
Is there a way to deploy SDN in existing switch networks without having to retrofit hardware?
