Looking Towards 2023… Predictions, Pitfalls and Possibilities
As we close out 2022, we are sitting down with some special IT peeps to talk about some of the challenges we have faced the last two years and how you can take charge of your technology in 2023.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Assessing technology requirements to meet the needs of your organization based on available skills, resources, and budget
- How will or can the economy, cyber security issues and world event impact technology in 2023.
The CIO Hour is the perfect platform for non-techies to ask questions and get straight-forward answers and insights into where technology is headed in 2023.
How to Submit Questions
- Register for the program and submit your question/s in the registration form.
- Think of additional questions after you register? No problem. Just email additional questions to theciohour@501works.com during the month to have new questions added to the next month’s 501 CIO Hour.
- Ask questions during the program via the chat function.
The CIO Hour will be recorded each month in case you miss it. However, we hope you attend and engage with the industry experts and other participants regularly so you continue to boost your IT-IQ.
- CAE Credits: 1.0
Speakers
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Alex Mouw CAEPrincipal Strategic Advisor, Amazon Web ServicesAlex’s professional mission is to provide knowledge that empowers non-profits to make better digital technology decisions, facilitates mission achievement, and accelerates goals. Alex grew up in associations and followed her parents (who founded the Computer & Communications Industry Association) into the association community more than 20 years ago. Today, she serves as the Principal Strategic Advisor for Membership Organizations at Amazon Web Services (AWS) – Nonprofits.
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Mark MoenCIO, American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP)As the CIO at ASCP, Mark and his team serve at the intersection of people, process, and technology – in the premier innovative organization for laboratory medicine and pathology professionals around the world. ASCP champions advancing the field of laboratory medicine and pathology in the science, technology, and public policy arenas (www.ascp.org). He encourages new ideas, creative solutions, and collaborative approaches across the entire enterprise.
