CIO Executive Development : Curriculum

The following is the preliminary curriculum for the April 2013 CIO Executive Development program.

DAY 1 - Monday, April 22, 2013

KEYNOTE

Lars Rabbe, CIO, Skype

IT STRATEGY:  CIO as Chief Strategist

Mark Egan, former CIO, VMware

IT STRATEGY GROUP COLLABORATION WORKSHOP:  Creating an IT Strategy

Mark Egan, former CIO, VMware

THE CIO’S ROLE IN OPTIMIZING NEGOTIATIONS: 15 Principle Actions

Joe Galuszka, Principal, Fulcrum Associates

DISRUPTIVE TRENDS:   Big Data Opportunities

Doug Harr, CIO, Splunk, Inc.

KEYNOTE:  Top Ten CIO Career Takeaways

Mark Sunday, SVP & CIO, Oracle Corporation

KEYNOTE

Randall Spratt, EVP, CIO & CTO, McKesson Corporation

DAY 2 - Tuesday, April 23, 2013

IT MANAGEMENT:   Minding the Shop

Mark Settle, CIO, BMC Software

KEYNOTE

Naresh Shanker, CIO, Printing and Personal Systems Group & HP.com, Hewlett-Packard Company

DISRUPTIVE TRENDS

Scott Fenton, VP & CIO, WindRiver

IT BUDGETING:  Components of an IT Budget

Peter Weis, VP & CIO, Matson Navigation Company

TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Ralph Loura, VP & CIO, The Clorox Company

DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY:  Cloud Computing and the CIO

Mike Kail, VP, IT Operations, Netflix

DAY 3 – Wednesday, April 24, 2013

IT GOVERNANCE

Cynthia Stoddard, SVP & CIO, NetApp

KEYNOTE:  FUTURE TRENDS OF THE CIO ROLE

Hunter Muller, President and CEO, HMG Strategy, LLC

SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE ENTERPRISE

Michael Skaff, VP Technology, Masons of California

OPEN DATA AND CROWDSOURCING

Jon Walton, CIO, City & County of San Mateo

YOUR PATH TO CIO

• Tony Leng, Managing Director and CIO Practice Leader, Diversified Search
• Bob Concannon, Senior Client Partner, Korn/Ferry International