Transform IT: Host Charles Araujo sits down with Susan Cramm, former CFO and CIO. Together they discuss the importance of Powerful Yes’s and Powerful No’s and that in order to be an effective leader, you need to truly know yourself.

Transform IT – Living the Disruption: Becoming an IT Outsider

Jan 8th, 2015

Transform IT: According to Brian Vellmure, as the IT landscape continues to change at a rapid pace, IT leaders have to get use to constantly “selling” the value of technology and how it can be leveraged for different units of business. This mea

Transform IT – The Imagination Age and the Intersection of Technology with Humanity

Jan 6th, 2015

Transform IT: On this episode of Transform IT, host Charles Araujo sat down with James Jorasch and Rita J. King, futurists and founders of Science House. Together they talk about their unique and distinct journeys that led them both to this poi

Transform IT – Science of Culture

Jan 1st, 2015

Transform IT: Former CIO, Frank Wander sees people as the human infrastructure powering every organization. He believes, in fact, that people are an organization’s most important asset – and that we don’t pay nearly enough attention to those as

Transform IT – Life at the Intersection of IT & Business

Dec 30th, 2014

Transform IT: During this episode of Transform IT, Patty Hatter, senior vice president of operations and CIO at McAfee, challenges us to take “the curvy path” and be unafraid of having a career path that doesn’t look like a straight line. Hatte

Transform IT – Collaboration as a Business Model

Dec 25th, 2014

Transform IT: IT leaders are often challenged by how best to accelerate business value and create collaborative organizations. However, existing IT processes and policies can often undermine IT and business collaboration. In this interview, Ray

Transform IT – The Deep End of the Pool

Dec 23rd, 2014

Transform IT: In the first episode of Transform IT, host Charles Araujo interviews guest Charles Lee, former CIO of Taco Bell. Together they discuss what it means to jump into the deep end of the pool. Lee challenges IT leaders to take risks an

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