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Well-Intentioned Failures: The Communication Problem Behind IT
Information technology failures are a systemic problem that nobody likes to talk about. Failed initiatives to fix them continue to impact countless industries. As a result, billions of dollars are lit on fire every year in an attempt to stave off disaster. Michael Krigsman, Publisher and Industry Analyst for CXOTalk, believes IT failures are not a technology problem but a communication problem. IT problems are only a symptom - we have to help cure the people behind the technology. Join us as we discuss: - Commonalities in IT failures and how to improve upon them (2:45) - How successful companies reinvent themselves and sustain growth (7:20) - The recipe for organizational self-awareness and vision (19:39) Craving more? You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to C-Suite Blueprint on Apple Podcasts, on Spotify, or here.