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Bridging the Leadership Gap Between Tech and Business


Managing Technology  |  July 2019

Building Digital-Ready Culture in Traditional Organizations
For so many organizations, technology is the business. Yet, for many other companies, the persistent separation of the IT function within the organization creates silos and sets up a false dichotomy between technology and business leaders. These key behaviors are crucial to fixing this problem, while also ensuring you remain flexible and adaptable in the face of constant change.
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