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CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: Overcoming Obstacles
Public-private partnerships offer an innovative way for private parties to profit while public parties and those who rely upon them reduce risk while getting much-needed projects completed. For CIOs and CTOs, public-private partnerships are an important mechanism for bringing tech innovation and infrastructure to entities like hospitals, schools, public works, and transportation. CIOs and CTOs
CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: Getting Started – Examples: Part 2
There are many examples of positive public-private partnerships across all sectors, showing that this kind of arrangement is something that works well for everyone involved. Every P3 project should be mutually beneficial, combining the strengths of the private business entities with the strengths and resources of every public participant. When you choose the right project,
CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: Getting Started – Examples: Part 1
When your company is considering a public-private partnership, it is always good to see how others have benefitted from this kind of arrangement. While public-private partnerships are nothing new, their reach is expanding into many sectors. Companies and organizations are doing new things with these partnerships every day. By reading about these examples, we hope
CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: What a PPP Is
A public-private partnership, or PPP, is an entity or organization that links with the public sector to bring a project to fruition. Of course, the nuances of a PPP are much more complex than that sounds. By working to understand these nuances, and how they influence the whys behind a PPP, your organization is one
CIOs, CTOs and Public-Private Partnerships: An 8-Part Series
Partnerships between the public sector and private companies offer the best of both worlds, straddling steadfast public incentives and regulations, and private innovation and drive to turn a profit. Public sector organizations are able to use the resources of private industry to reach their goals while keeping within their own regulations and maintaining oversight. Financial
Work-from-Home’s (WFH) Future for CIOs & CTOs: Summary
Work-from-Home’s (WFH) Future – for CIOs & CTOs: What Appears to Work & What Appears to Not Work This article looks at real-life examples of WFH strategies and platforms, what works, and what doesn’t. With any shift to an organizational approach, there are wins and strategies that do not hit the mark. Looking at how
Work-from-Home’s (WFH) Future for CIOs & CTOs: Goals, Metrics & Timelines
Transitioning to a work from home environment requires planning to reach success. We have looked at how other organizations do it, including the pros and cons of approaches, overcoming obstacles, and celebrating wins. Now, it’s time to learn how to create a road map for your organization, with goals, metrics, and timelines. Metrics for WFH
Work-from-Home’s (WFH) Future for CIOs & CTOs: Starting Small and Celebrating Successes
Transitioning an entire business to work from home or remote work is a big task. Many organizations will take small steps toward this, breaking the work up into manageable pieces. Starting small often gets great results that are well worth celebrating. Any WFH success is worth celebrating. Letting all stakeholders feel the rewards of WFH