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Jonathan Reichental, Ph.D.

For over 19 years, Dr. Jonathan Reichental has been helping organizations across the world leverage the value of information and communications technology to solve business problems, increase effectiveness, and support revenue growth opportunities. He spent over a decade at a Big 4 consulting firm focusing on IT strategy and innovation, delivering specific expertise in emerging technologies and the impact of macro trends such as demography on organizational success.

As CIO of O’Reilly Media, he is leading an IT transformation that will innovate around how technology is delivered internally to the organization and how it can enable growth in industries that are changing rapidly.

Dr. Reichental is also a highly sought-after public speaker and presents on a range of subjects. He is interviewed often and has been featured in CIO magazine, InformationWeek and Computerworld. His TV appearances include a segment on CNBC. You can follow him on the O’Reilly Media IT transformation journey through Twitter via @reichental.

Why is IT governance so difficult to implement?

IT governance is bureaucratic and tough, but it's also essential to every organization.

by Jonathan Reichental, Ph.D. | @reichental | 11 January 2011

IT governance requires that the scarce resource of technology capacity be diligently distributed to meet collective, organizational goals.

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Can good IT managers make great business leaders?

The best IT managers have a background in IT and general management.

by Jonathan Reichental, Ph.D. | @reichental | 4 January 2011

Being a good IT manager is hard. Being a great business leader is harder. What separates them is not just the ability to continually and uniquely inspire, but to also be a well-informed and skilled business manager.

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The 2010 technology of the year is ...

A simple and disruptive service is Jonathan Reichental's choice for most important technology of 2010.

by Jonathan Reichental, Ph.D. | @reichental | 21 December 2010

Jonathan Reichental's 2010 technology of the year is notable not just for what it accomplished in the previous year, but also because of its considerable potential.

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My top 5 predictions for CIOs in 2011

Don't expect an easy ride in 2011. The challenges for CIOs will be more complex and disruptive.

by Jonathan Reichental, Ph.D. | @reichental | 15 December 2010

As we look to 2011, the enlightened CIO must go after the most valuable projects and be a trusted adviser to those who commit dollars to organizational goals.

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Taking stock of my 2010 tech predictions

4 "corrects," 4 "maybes," and 2 "nos": Jonathan Reichental re-examines his 2010 predictions.

by Jonathan Reichental, Ph.D. | @reichental | 8 December 2010

In January 2010, I published a list of my technology predictions for the year ahead. While I hit a few right on, I certainly over-estimated the rate of change.

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Cloud computing's fear factor: Acknowledge, reduce, move on

If cloud computing has so much potential, why are many organizations afraid of it?

by Jonathan Reichental, Ph.D. | @reichental | 1 December 2010

A combination of negative messages and concerns about readiness have made cloud computing the most feared of the big technology innovations. There are legitimate reasons to approach the cloud with care, but we should not be consumed by irrational fear.

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