Give them faster horses! I say this tongue and cheek. Only to make the point that as technology professionals we have to lead the innovation in our organizations. Not just take requests from our business partners. We have to become as … Continue reading → The post #155: Give Them Faster Horses appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

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#155: Give Them Faster Horses

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, I am discussing the integrator’s dilemma. The challenge technology professionals face when working to integrate third party applications in their environments   The Proven Process When we look to bring on a … Continue reading → The post #154: The Integrator’s Dilemma appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#154: The Integrator’s Dilemma

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, I am continuing our discussion on project management tools and approaches with Part II of how to develop your business requirements. I mentioned in last episode that there are multiple layers to … Continue reading → The post #153: Part II Business Requirements appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#153: Part II Business Requirements

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, I am continuing our discussion on project management tools and approaches with Part I of how to develop your business requirements. I have found that a lot of project management teams or … Continue reading → The post #152: Part I Business Requirements appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#152: Part I Business Requirements

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, I am continuing our discussion on project management with Part II of how to use a RAID Log to manage some of the key priorities that could potentially derail your project success. … Continue reading → The post #151: RAID Log Part II appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#151: RAID Log Part II

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, I am continuing our discussion on project management with how to use a RAID Log to manage some of the key priorities that could potentially derail your project success. Unknown events and … Continue reading → The post #150: RAID Log Part I appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#150: RAID Log Part I

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, I am Failure to Launch and how to overcome it. Failure to launch is the gap that is preventing you from achieving your dreams and desires. As you move forward in life … Continue reading → The post #149: Failure to Launch appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#149: Failure to Launch

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, I am continuing our discussion on project manager with some of the secrets to asking for funding of your organization or the project. Understanding how to ask for money and recognizing that … Continue reading → The post #148: Asking for Funding appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#148: Asking for Funding

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, we discuss building a better business case for your programs and projects. One of the most important components of a project decision process is understanding what it will bring to your organization. I … Continue reading → The post #147: Building a Better Business Case appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#147: Building a Better Business Case

This week on CIO Playbook with Jeffrey Hurley, we discuss Why is project management important. According to David Allen in his book Getting Things Done,  we all have projects. However, the most common projects that we experience in our jobs … Continue reading → The post #146: Why is Project Management Important appeared first on Jeffrey Hurley, Global CIO, CTO.

#146: Why is Project Management Important

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