It's Time to Pay More Attention to the Information Side of IT
MES IT Security Board member Anh Tran believes it is time for midmarket leaders to put more focus on the information aspect of IT.
In today’s IT-centric world, midmarket leaders from all backgrounds tend to place more of an emphasis on the “T,” which stands for technology, rather than the “I,” information.
The director of IT at an Oregon community college discusses how the forthcoming Midsize Enterprise Summit: IT Security event will give attendees a chance to hear security solutions, not scare tactics.
Find out why one expert thinks today’s most effective team leaders are those who are keenly aware of generational differences in the workforce.
Midmarket CIOs want to discuss the business side of technology, not speeds and feeds or bits and bytes. Make sure you adjust your discussion with these folks accordingly.
MES IT Security Board member Doug Pontious breaks down the steps midsize enterprises must take to protect themselves in an attack.
A study by two Deloitte partners says midmarket organizations have lagged behind their enterprise counterparts in digitization efforts, though progress has been made recently. We offer our thoughts on the survey and how it relates to MES conference attendees.
MES IT Security Board member Terry Orletsky has seen first-hand how viruses have grown from pesky nuisances that impacted isolated businesses, to cybersecurity threats that dominate headlines worldwide.
Learn how these new MES Advisory Board members will help develop event content, coach speakers, and uncover the biggest issues facing midmarket CIO leaders.
MES Advisory Board member Tammy Barr discusses how her struggle with data has evolved from figuring out where to find it to trying to get more of it to deciding how to analyze all of it.
