CTIO 101 Podcast

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Guidance from seasoned information and technology leadership professionals covering the ever increasing remit of technology as an enabler for the modern business. Interviews to highlight all the basic principles and concepts that are expected and to highlight the key decision areas, points open to debate, pitfalls and opportunities. Aimed at the professional or aspiring Chief Technology and Chief Information Officers, Head of IT, IT Directors and anyone looking at achieving leadership in this field of study.Watch out for some spotlight interviews with our career alumni, people who have seen it, done it and bought the t-shirt.

  1. Customer Centric Agile

    20/03/2023

    Customer Centric Agile

    Customer-centric agile is a methodology that combines agile practices and customer-centricity to create products and services that meet customers' needs. In this approach, the customer is placed at the centre of the product development process, and their feedback is used to inform every aspect of the product or service. The customer-centric agile methodology emphasizes collaboration between cross-functional teams, including designers, developers, and product managers, to ensure that customer needs are met at every stage of the development process. The approach also emphasizes the importance of rapid iteration and continuous improvement, with regular feedback sessions and testing to ensure that the product meets customer needs. Customer-centric agile also emphasizes the importance of creating a culture of customer-focused innovation within the organization. This includes creating a shared vision and purpose around the customer, empowering employees to make decisions based on customer feedback, and creating a culture of experimentation and learning. A customer-centric agile methodology is a powerful approach to building products and services that meet customers' needs. By combining agile practices with a customer-centric mindset, organizations can create products that are innovative and effective and meet their customers' needs and expectations.

    59 min
  2. Ruse - Lying the American Dream - Author Interview with Robert Kerbeck

    07/01/2023

    Ruse - Lying the American Dream - Author Interview with Robert Kerbeck

    Robert Kerbeck's book is a fantastic mix of serious social engineering and a parallel journey in the Movie business.   If you want to learn about how social engineering happens without falling asleep, then this is a great book as it truly is both educational and entertaining.

    37 min
  3. Agile in the UK Public Sector and its success factors

    05/11/2022

    Agile in the UK Public Sector and its success factors

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    58 min
  4. The problem with AI

    23/10/2022

    The problem with AI

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    1hr 19min
  5. What is Connectivity as a Service? The CTIO's fourth utility? Full Episode

    10/10/2022

    What is Connectivity as a Service? The CTIO's fourth utility? Full Episode

    Connectivity as a service (CaaS) is a model in which businesses outsource the management and provision of their network connectivity to a third-party provider. The promise is to free up companies from the burden of managing their own network infrastructure and allows them to focus on their core business operations.   Like making beer or generating electricity - but no need to do both. CaaS providers offer various services, from basic internet connectivity to more advanced networking solutions like virtual private networks (VPNs) and software-defined WANs (SD-WANs). CaaS might be a cost-effective and flexible solution for businesses looking to improve connectivity and keep up with the ever-evolving digital landscape.  Is it right for everyone?

    1 hr
  6. Ransomware Part 2: Backup vs Restore

    22/09/2022

    Ransomware Part 2: Backup vs Restore

    There is no doubt that backups are an essential part of any data management strategy, but equally important is the ability to restore data quickly and efficiently. Many IT professionals will argue that restore time is even more critical than backup time. Here are a few reasons why: Downtime is expensive: When data is lost or inaccessible, it can lead to costly downtime for businesses. The longer it takes to restore the data, the more money and productivity are lost.Customers demand fast recovery: In today's fast-paced business environment, customers expect near-instantaneous recovery times. If a system outage or data loss occurs, customers will require a quick resolution to avoid disruptions to their operations.Compliance requirements: Many industries have strict regulations around data retention and disaster recovery. If data cannot be restored quickly and accurately, it can put a business at risk of non-compliance and potential legal consequences.Reputation: In the event of a data loss or system outage, a business's reputation can be severely damaged. If customers lose trust in a company's ability to protect and recover their data, it can lead to long-term consequences for the business.These factors highlight the importance of restoring time in a comprehensive data management strategy. While backups are essential, they are only one piece of the puzzle. To ensure that data can be fixed quickly and efficiently, businesses must invest in technologies and processes prioritising restore time as a critical component of their disaster recovery plans.

    46 min

  7. 18/09/2022

    Ransomware Part 1

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    59 min
  8. Coaching The CIO

    30/08/2022

    Coaching The CIO

    Emotional intelligence and soft skills are crucial for CTIOs The IT industry is competitive and continues to evolve rapidly. It’s no longer just about technical skills; leaders must be able to communicate effectively, collaborate across teams and manage change effectively. These skills can help them navigate the challenges of the digital age with ease and ensure they get results from their teams. The CIO role is changing. The CIO role is changing and evolving to meet the demands of a digital world. As a result, IT leaders must be able to communicate clearly, collaborate with their teams effectively and manage change efficiently in order to get results. These are the reasons CIOs need to consider coaching.

    1hr 22min
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Guidance from seasoned information and technology leadership professionals covering the ever increasing remit of technology as an enabler for the modern business. Interviews to highlight all the basic principles and concepts that are expected and to highlight the key decision areas, points open to debate, pitfalls and opportunities. Aimed at the professional or aspiring Chief Technology and Chief Information Officers, Head of IT, IT Directors and anyone looking at achieving leadership in this field of study.Watch out for some spotlight interviews with our career alumni, people who have seen it, done it and bought the t-shirt.

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  • Creator
    CTIO101.COM
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2023
  • Episodes
    14
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 CTIO 101 Podcast
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