I’ve never liked the term ‘outsourcing.’ We use it at Hartman to describe the work we do for our clients (strategic, independent technology leadership and advisory services), and it’s better than some of the other terms out there — fractional or part-time CIO — but it’s never been quite the right fit.
Joanne L. Martin is Hartman’s chief information security officer (CISO). She joined the company following an esteemed career at IBM that culminated in the role of global CISO and vice president for IT risk. We sat down with Joanne to pick her brain on all things cyber. What’s the number one thing you tell business
Recent editorials have suggested that the CIO role was trending toward being eliminated or pushed down in the corporate organization, no longer worthy of a C-level position. Longtime IT management professionals are obviously troubled by this notion, as a good CIO can be as impactful to an organization as any position. However, any CIO interested
Dave Hartman provided insight to eWEEK in an article that explored the key findings from our Executive Technology Survey. Read the full article
