Mark Chillingworth

Mark Chillingworth is a CIO and CTO journalist, ghost writer, moderator and advisor with over 11 years experience. From 2010 to 2016 he was Editor in Chief of the award-winning CIO UK. In 2011 he created the CIO 100, an annual transformation power list of the UK’s most influential CIOs and launched the UK’s first CIO Podcast in 2016.

Data can no longer be a gut reaction

Reflecting on a record summer and new tools

Reflecting on a record summer and new tools

Our CIO watcher brushes up on geometry and learns what it means to deliver change and working in new ways

CIOs and CFOs must increase financial literacy

CIOs and CFOs must increase financial literacy

Finance leaders complain of poor fiduciary knowledge amongst IT teams but must play a role in educating techs and peers.

Eseye sees IoT opportunities from eSIMs

Eseye sees IoT opportunities from eSIMs

Software-defined connectivity is brewing up to growth in IoT.

WS02 CEO templates transformation for CIOs and Sri Lanka

WS02 CEO templates transformation for CIOs and Sri Lanka

WS02 dances to demand for digital transformation despite local and international challenges.

It's time to re-educate our approach to education & training

It's time to re-educate our approach to education & training

All forms of education and training add to the diversity of skills and capabilities that make up a technology or leadership team

CIOs take a business approach to technical debt

CIOs take a business approach to technical debt

Technical debt is the responsibility of the entire organisation; CIOs and CTOs reveal how to build the business case

Outcomes, not flights - it's time to rethink corporate travel

Outcomes, not flights - it's time to rethink corporate travel

Technology can ensure that our in-person interactions are meaningful and with as little impact on our precious planet as possible

Europe plans for a digital economic recovery

Europe plans for a digital economic recovery

Will €11 billion create a digital renaissance in Europe? Its leaders think so.

CIOs need to become geopolitically savvy

CIOs need to become geopolitically savvy

Ukrainian invasion is shifting the global economic landscape, which is likely to impact CIOs and CTOs.

Engineered data maps out your business' future

Engineered data maps out your business' future

Collecting data provides little value if it is not engineered into insight that can allow business navigation.

Is AI writing its place into your information feed?

Is AI writing its place into your information feed?

Does AI offer CIOs, comms and marketing teams a powerful technology, or will it increase content but lower its value?

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