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Stephen Andriole

  • Business Technology Professor, Villanova University and Freelance Writer, Freelance
Philadelphia
As seen in: LinkedIn, Forbes, Communications of the ACM, CIO, Forbes Brasil, NewsBreak, BizTech, UNLEASH, Cutter Consortium, BEAMSTART
Professor. Technologist. Consultant. Writer. Worked at DARPA, Drexel University, George Mason University, Cigna, Safeguard Scientifics & Villanova University
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The Great AI-Era Technology Disconnect: Leadership Words, Posture and Inaction

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By Stephen Andriole, Noah Barsky
| cmr.berkeley.edu
Many corporate leaders are sleepwalking into existential technology risk with a bewildering contradiction of proclamations and passivity. This happens when executives acknowledge technology’s strategic importance while actively choosing organizational structures and tacitly supporting decisions that ensure technological stagnation.
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Thoughts about Some Surprising AI-Era Technology Readiness Findings

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By Stephen Andriole, Noah Barsky
| Communications of the ACM Verified
With the assistance of Arthur D. Little and the Cutter Consortium, we surveyed business executives about their business-technology plans, readiness and priorities.a The results surprised us—a lot. We learned that nearly 80% of the companies still believe in some form of the central control of technology, and that only 5% of the companies are decentralized, where the lines of business are free to pursue technology initiatives on their own.
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Five Ways Executives Misunderstand Technology

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By Stephen Andriole, Douglas Schuler, Orit Hazzan, Alex Vakulov Verified
| Communications of the ACM Verified
Executive understanding of technology is incomplete and sometimes even dangerous to the pursuit of corporate strategies. If you doubt this, ask yourself how many executives understand “technology” as well as they understand sales, finance, marketing and human resources. Technology literacy requires executives to understand the range of existing and emerging technologies and how they might impact business processes, models and strategies.
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