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What does it take to lead an organization that's leaning on technology to fuel innovation and growth? Leadership in the Digital Enterprise is a podcast dedicated to providing insights and resources to executives and entrepreneurs focused on meeting the challenges of a digital world. We interview leaders for their stories of success - and lessons learned from their failures. We explore strategy options with experts using real-world case studies.
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Host Jim Love speaks with Nastaran Bisheban, Chief Technology Officer at KFC Canada about how she reconciles the contradiction of being a "tech geek" and a strong, people oriented project manager.
Host Jim Love speaks with Hesham Fahmy, CIO of Telus, and a former recipient of the CIO of the Year Award, given by CIO Canada and the CIO Association of Canada.
Reaping the benefits of keeping things real: Patricia Kosseim, Information and Privacy Commissioner for Ontario joins ITWC CIO Jim Love for an episode of Leadership in the Digital Enterprise.
Key considerations for becoming a true leader: Manfred Boudreaux-Dehmer, NATO CIO, joins host Jim Love for an episode of Leadership in the Digital Enterprise.
Ten key attributes of leadership success! Gary Davenport joins ITWC CIO Jim Love for an episode of Leadership in the Digital Enterprise.
Leadership is about patience and strong relationships! Mohammad Quershi joins ITWC CIO Jim Love for an episode of Leadership in the Digital Enterprise.
For advice on navigating the changing workplace, ITWC CIO Jim Love abandoned the usual one-on-one interview format of ITWC's podcast series Leadership in the Digital Enterprise, instead assembling a panel of three executive coaches: Julie Foxcroft, Dr. Jennifer Card, and Lorene Phillips
A Harvard Business School graduate and philanthropist who changed the world with the invention of the Smartphone, Jim Balsillie helped put Waterloo, Ontario on the map as a world class center for technology and innovation. In this episode the former Chair and co-CEO of Research in Motion (RIM) shares his thoughts on using technology as a force for good.
A visionary leader with a passion for Smart Construction, Mark Bryant joins ITWC CIO Jim Love for an episode of Leadership in the Digital Enterprise
Jennifer Joins ITWC CIO Jim Love for an episode of Leadership in the Digital Enterprise. Jennifer is driven to support a safer healthcare system. In doing so she leads the transformation of HIROC's organization, practices and thinking to enable a culture of innovation and agility.
A frequent presenter on cyber, blockchain, and cloud technologies, Bobby Singh joins ITWC CIO Jim Love for an episode of Leadership in the Digital Enterprise. In this conversation, Singh traces a fascinating career path that led to his dual role managing and securing TMX's technology.
Rita Lazar-Tippe embraced authenticity long before it became a buzzword. As Director, Information, Insights, Innovation, and IT Operations with Alberta Pension Services Corporation, she has the happy task of applying her truest self to ensuring the pension decisions people make throughout their careers align with their plans for the future.
A member of Deloitte Canada's global Cyber Risk Services executive team, Beth Dewitt joined ITWC CIO Jim Love for a Leadership in the Digital Enterprise podcast
ITWC's CIO Jim Love speaks with Ian Wong, Co-Founder and CTO of Opendoor about Wong's perspective on leadership and his personal insights on the real estate sector.
ITWC's CIO Jim Love speaks with Catherine Luelo, Chief Information Officer of Canada, about how her private sector experience has prepared her for this vital public sector position, and how family has guided her leadership career.
Host Jim Love speaks with Ted Maulucci, President of SmartONE Solutions, about some highlights of his career, beginning in high school where he wrote software programs for teaching mentally challenged children.
ITWC 2020 Public Sector CIO of the Year Samantha Liscio shares her thoughts on what works and what doesn't when leading a digital enterprise.
In the inaugural episode, host Jim Love talks with Philippe Johnston, Director General of the Digital Services Directorate of Transport Canada (and the President of the CIO Association of Canada) about relationship building, how the digital age is reshaping leadership and the technologies that will impact the industry in coming years.
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