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.
CIOs can lead business tech reskilling
Business technology leaders should learn from the troubles of Thomas Cook and ensure that everyone in the business is developing technology skills
CIOs are board level influencers
Having the ability to influence the board could be more useful than being a board member for CIOs and CTOs
C-suite need to ensure critical infrastructure is cared for
It is a stark truth that if organisations do truly want to digitise, then technology infrastructure has to become a central topic of debate and care
A new boss presents CIOs with challenges and opportunities
CIOs and CTOs share leadership techniques and how these help develop strong relationships with a new governor
Technology leadership is a lucky place to be
Take time this summer to remember that although often challenging, technology is a lucky and rewarding place to earn a living
Edge computing could power customer-centric IT
CIOs and experts see Edge Computing as vital for digital customer services
CIO as a broker is sales challenge to vendors
A wider range of influencers on technology buying decisions calls for a complete rethink of sales and marketing by many vendors
CIO role has evolved to business wide broker
Major annual study of global business technology leaders demonstrates CIOs are dropping technology control for influence on how tech will reshape business
CIOs: Ensure you describe the AI opportunity
Three metaphors to describe the opportunity AI offers the organisation's greatest resource - your teams.
AI is improving lives and business processes
Initial implementations of AI are creating efficiencies and more interesting jobs
Agile has changed the CIO & CTO role
Being the CIO of a business using Agile methods for continuous delivery has changed the leadership style in a positive way
Communicating AI value will drive real success
Let us help you tell the right story about AI before fear damages any intelligent debate
Data lakes flow with business opportunities
CIOs are soaking up the chance to drive business change using cloud-based data lake technologies.
Purpose driven CIOs need a new approach from vendors
Today's CIO is a business leader building teams that reshape the way organisations operate. So to reach them, discover what technology can do for their business, not what technology can do.
Diversity requires a new hiring approach
To change your team you will need to change recruitment practices -- or women and all diversity candidates will shy away from IT opportunities .
Rise of global data regulations benefits CIOs
Economies across the world are passing data laws similar to Europe's GDPR and the increased regulatory environment is releasing budget to CIOs and CTOs says NTT's Rich Harper.
Don't obsesses with youth, ideas can flourish at any age
A focus on the value of experience could mean you miss the value of youth.
Nearshore development centres create business agility
How nearshore providers focusing on creating great internal cultures are improving the cultural fit with clients.
Low Code delivers high productivity
Is Low Code going to simplify Enterprise Application Integration?
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