Terry Lenhardt, VP & CIO, Steelcase
When IT is involved in the earliest stages of a workplace strategy, critical needs like WLAN can be proactively planned.
Greg Pelton, CTO & VP, Infrastructure Engineering, Polycom
Juanene Wong, CIO, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP
Kim Barrier, VP & CIO, Amy's Kitchen
Andrew Dugan, SVP- Network Architecture & Engineering, Level 3 Communications
Jean Turgeon, VP & Chief Technologist, Avaya
A lot has changed in the Networking industry over the last five years.
Jeff Harris, VP-Solutions Marketing, Ixia
The prospect of being hit by a denial-of-service campaign through massive DDoS attack has gotten individual organizations and DNS hosting providers on the edge.
Matthias Machowinski, Senior Research Director, Enterprise Networks and Video, IHS
Managed networking services are services in which a third party handles various aspects of the day-to-day operation of an organization’s network and/or networking devices.
Russ Fordyce, Managing Director, Marketing, Broadview Networks
Today’s leading cloud-based UC providers give organizations the flexibility to add new services and features employees crave to make them more mobile and productive users.
Jako van Blerk, CIO, Macomb County Government
There is an exponential growth in demand for Information Technology (IT) to deliver quality solutions in an acceptable timeframe.
Aaron Gette, CIO, The Bay Club Company
The role of Chief Information Officer (CIO) was formed in the early 1980s.
Bill Kohler, CIO Americas, International SOS
The role of the CIO today is very much different today vs. back in Y2K.
Brent Hermanson, Principal Manager, Microsoft
Real-time collaboration and modern work environments require people.
Ari Bose, CIO, Brocade
Branch offices are growing at a rate of 17 percent and a recent report states that approximately 75 percent of enterprise employees work remotely or in a branch office already.
