IT leadership

  • Lawrence Hrebiniak: Making Strategy Work

    “Larry is best known for his work on strategy execution,” Wharton management professor Nikolaj Sigglekow said. He published several books on the subject and was instrumental in developing management strategy courses for the school’s MBA and Executive Education programs.

  • In Praise of Dictators: A Satire

    The French philosopher Montesquieu said it best, “The tyranny of a prince in an oligarchy is not so dangerous to the public welfare as the apathy of a citizen in a democracy.” It’s often been said, “The best argument against

  • The Provocateurs: Episode 2 | Dambisa Moyo is a true pioneer

    Dambisa Moyo, a Zambian-born economist and author, serves on multiple corporate boards and has written influential books addressing economic growth, aid effectiveness, and governance. In her latest book, “How Boards Work,” she highlights the importance of diversity and strategic oversight in boardrooms, emphasizing the need for a broader perspective in decision-making.

  • Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

    In addition to fixing IT-related issues, the CTO is responsible for developing, implementing, managing and evaluating the company’s technology resources. Infrastructure manager CTO roles also implement their organization’s technical strategy and technological road maps.

  • The top 10 industrial software companies

    The market for the top industrial software companies is relatively fragmented, with some high-growth categories, such as cloud infrastructure and services, cybersecurity, and data analytics. Microsoft surpassed SAP in 2021 to become the largest industrial software vendor according to IoT Analytics

  • Are Your Employees Languishing? Try Piquing Their Curiosity

    But our impulse to ask curious questions disappears as we grow older, says Harvard Business School Professor Francesca Gino, “either because we feel the pressure to just execute in our jobs, or because we don’t want to be

  • Are you in the Digital Doldrums?

    Going digital helps organizations transform and jettison or transfigure investments, processes, technologies, and other assets, that were more appropriate for the analog era. Defining Success with or without Digital While “Covid-era favorites struggle” might also come to mind, these are all

  • Your CEO Needs To Really Get AI

    But this heavy CEO AI orientation isn’t just present among giant Asian companies’ CEOs. At CCC Intelligent Solutions, a midsize company based in Chicago that dominates AI-based image analysis for automobile insurance claims and collision damage assessment, the CEO, Githesh Ramamurthy, was previously Chief Technology Officer

  • The Science of Blockbusters: What Makes a Good Story?

    Often, we watch movies and think it’s just some magic, creative process where things gel together and there’s no way to understand whether it will succeed or fail.

    Knowledge@Wharton: You measured three things: speed, volume, and circuitousness.

  • Can Digital Resources Help in Wake of Ban on Russian Energy?

    As prices spike at gas pumps across country with Russian oil, gas, and coal imports off the table, the domestic energy industry seems to have digital resources available to help manage potential changes in production.