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Kellogg
Technology Network
Founded
in 2007 by Mark
Jeffery, Director of Technology Initiatives, the Kellogg
Technology Network (KTN) is a forum for senior IT leaders
to address critical management issues such as managing complexity,
global sourcing, and leveraging IT to drive growth and profitability.
The KTN features a wide-ranging variety of cross-industry
practitioners seeking best practices and innovative approaches
to technology challenges.
The KTN convenes three to four times annually
beginning with a Spring Summit, and followed by seasonable
dialogues. During each one-day event, participants engage
in a highly interactive knowledge exchange focused on pressing
technology management and strategy issues in a confidential,
collaborative atmosphere. The KTN also stimulates and supports
significant new research that’s relevant to the technology
management community, producing frameworks and best practices
that will impact academia as well as practice.
KTN Areas of Impact
Organizations leveraging IT face similar challenges
across all industries and government. The KTN specifically
addresses the following questions:
- How
do you manage global IT initiatives, complexity of legacy
systems, and global sourcing?
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How do you drive top line growth, improve operational effectiveness,
and increase profitability of your organization by leveraging
IT?
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How do you define and implement an IT governance process,
and develop enterprise wide buy-in to a new IT strategy?
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How do you manage the mounds of data your organization is
creating and collecting, manage security and privacy issues,
and leverage data for improved performance and growth?
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How do you create an enterprise-wide culture receptive to
rapid technological change, improve the productivity of
your people, recruit and retain good people, and communicate
the value of IT to business executives?
KTN
Executive Advisory Board
Ellen
Barry, CIO Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority, Chicago
Puneet Bhasin, CIO Monster Worldwide Technologies, N. America
Ray Feeney, CTO W. W. Grainger
Ken Johnsen, SVP and CIO, PepsiAmericas
John Moon, CIO Johnson Outdoors Inc.
Michael Nilles, SVP and CIO, Bosch Rexroth AG
Joe Norton, Former CTO McDonalds
John Phillips, SVP and CIO Briggs Corporation, President
SIM Chicago
Carlo Privitera, Corporate CIO at Luxottica Group
Toby Redshaw, CIO Aviva PLC
Leon Schumacher, CIO Arcelor Mittal, Americas
Jon Stevens, SVP and CIO, CDW
Cindy Stoddard, Group Vice President IT, Safeway Inc.
Steve Stone, SVP and CIO Lowe’s
Ergin Uskup, Former CIO of United Stationers and Chairman
SIM Chicago
Todd Walter, CTO Teradata
Tim Zoph, VP and CIO, Northwestern Memorial HealthCare
For more information, please contact
Mark Jeffery.
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