Before you can work with your tech and IT teams to put e-workflow best practices into place, you need to have a solid understanding of what e-workflow is. And, to understand e-workflow, you first need to understand workflow itself. A workflow, simply, is a sequence of connected steps. You have to complete each step or...
"e-Workflow Best Practices for CIOs & CTOs: What it is and What it is Not"Read more
Every day, your business or organization uses workflow to handle tasks and processes. Even if you do not consciously think about every workflow, each step you take as part of your duties is also a part of a workflow. Many steps and processes are performed manually when they could be automated. This represents a loss...
"e-Workflow Best Practices for CIOs & CTOs: An 8-Part Series"Read more
Public-private partnerships are growing in popularity and we have seen many high profile successes in this sphere. CIOs and CTOs can use their technical knowledge and platforms to make these often complex, highly rewarding projects a success. With this reference guide to our entire eight-part series, you can easily find the information you need. What...
"CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: Summary"Read more
At this point, you know what a public-private partnership is, and understand the common obstacles to these projects and how to overcome them. To put it all together into a game plan for your own PPP, you as a CIO or CTO need to know how to create and meet specific goals, metrics, and timelines....
"CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: Game Plan"Read more
Many of the examples of successful public-private partnerships are large, complex projects. These are the projects that get publicity and impact people’s lives when done well, so it makes sense that this is often the focus. However, CIOs and CTOs should know that a project does not have to be massive to be a success....
"CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: Baby Steps and Celebrating Successes"Read more
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: Overcoming Obstacles"Read more
Many examples of positive public-private partnerships can be demonstrated 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...
"CIOs, CTOs, and Public-Private Partnerships: Getting Started – Examples: Part 2"Read more
When your organization 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...
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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: What a PPP Is"Read more
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...
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