At the NASCIO Midyear Conference this past April, we asked CIOs for books that have made an impact on them as they lead their respective IT organizations. Clearly they’re finding some time for quiet reflection and inspiration. Here are some of their recommendations:
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What books have made an impression on state CIOs as they lead their IT organizations?
A CIO I once interviewed, when asked the “what do you know now that you wish you knew then” question, relayed that a critically important component of his workday is the early morning hours when he sets aside some uninterrupted time for critical thinking. What a simple yet profound idea, and an important reminder, to dedicate some energy and time to considering and developing plans to take on the inevitable challenges that come our way. With so many forces jockeying to distract us, the advice seems particularly sage.
At the NASCIO Midyear Conference this past April, we asked CIOs for books that have made an impact on them as they lead their respective IT organizations. Clearly they’re finding some time for quiet reflection and inspiration. Here are some of their recommendations:
At the NASCIO Midyear Conference this past April, we asked CIOs for books that have made an impact on them as they lead their respective IT organizations. Clearly they’re finding some time for quiet reflection and inspiration. Here are some of their recommendations: