Over the years, business technology has evolved from a back-office function to a strategic resource for organizational success. Chief information officers (CIOs), now in crucial leadership roles, must not only deliver IT solutions to business problems, but effectively communicate the value of IT to other leaders and departments across the entire organization.
Have you ever wondered why it’s so much easier to select, embrace and get value from personal technology than technology for your business? Most people love the personal technology that helps organize their lives, but rarely speak in such glowing terms about their office technology. Why is that?
The work-at-home population, specifically those who aren’t self-employed, has grown by 103% since 2005. This isn’t surprising, with the substantial improvement in and availability of remote workforce technology, which makes it easier, less expensive, and more productive for employees to work from locations other than the company office. Keeping a remote workforce productive can seem
We are big fans of podcasts here at Hartman, mainly because they help us learn about new topics while being entertained at the same time. Our advisors recommended a few of their favorite podcasts earlier this year, and we’ve added a few new suggestions to the list (below). Whether you’re planning a long summer road
Hartman Executive Advisors and LTPAC How can long-term post-acute care organizations work with hospitals to improve population health? Hartman Executive Advisors, an independent technology advisory firm, recently brought together long-term post-acute care (LTPAC) CEOs and CFOs to discuss steps needed to prepare for partnerships with hospitals. Like other business leaders, healthcare executives are always strapped
Everyone is busy these days, multitasking and trying to accomplish more in less time. Yet, there are pockets of time throughout our days — whether we’re commuting, working out, or cooking dinner — where it’s possible to quickly squeeze in a bit of knowledge. The best way we’ve found to do that is through listening
Innovation. It’s more than just new ideas; it’s having the structure and freedom to build them out, and the willingness to risk that putting them into action will bring meaningful, positive change to the company, its customers and the industry. So, would you call your IT department innovative? Two Significant Barriers To Innovation If you do
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CNN Money published their annual 100 Best Jobs in America feature and named Information Assurance Analyst as #5. It was also the #13 fastest-growing job in America this year. Hartman’s own Senior Information Assurance Analyst, Henry Hsu, represents the “data superhero” role in their 2017 feature. Here’s what he has to say about his work:
Today’s employees have grown impatient with slow and outdated technology in their workplaces. They’ve reached a tipping point, where they expect to have the same level of technology at work that they use in their lives outside the office, like fast internet and top-of-the-line desktop and mobile devices that can help them multitask, work remotely
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Marie Hartman, Hartman’s executive vice president and co-founder, was interviewed for The Daily Record’s “Path to Excellence” magazine about the five women who changed her life, both personally and professionally. Who did Marie select as the most influential women in her life? Read the full article here.
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