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tom@tomparish.com — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 18:11:45 GMT

We know you've got question and we want to be sure you get an answer. Here is a short summary of what we do on Enterpriseleadership.org (or ELO as we call it). Feel free to just drop us a line directly with any questions or inquires.

www.enterpriseleadership.org - Empowering the Business Impact of IT for Global Organizations

Enterpriseleadership.org is a thought-leadership forum to help Global Fortune 1000 C-level executives improve their business impact of information technology in delivering products and services to customers and other constituencies; enhancing improved business processes, and enabling of individual productivity and group productivity. The audience also includes IT executives from government agencies, healthcare organizations, large not-for-profits, and academic institutions.

A Look at Some of the Executives Interviewed by www.enterpriseleadership.org

Acting like a virtual Charlie Rose,hosts of enterpriseleadership.org conduct print interviews, podcasts, and videocasts with potent business leaders, prominent graduate school academics, best-selling management book authors, and consultants who are driving change in the convergence of managing both business and technology under the same umbrella.

Major topics covered include best practices (such as Six Sigma and the IT Infrastructure Library), business alignment and convergence, business impact assessment, corporate strategy development and execution, enterprise architecture, governance, innovation, leadership development, investment management and measurement, risk assessment, security and compliance, and, of course, technology.

Below is a list of some of the thought-leadership interviews enterpriseleadership has conducted:

C-Level Suite

Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Hewlett-Packard
Steve Forbes, CEO and Editor of Forbes Inc.
Vivek Kundra, CIO for the U.S. Federal Government
Frank Modruson, CIO of Accenture
Patricia Morrison, former CIO of Motorola
Kishore Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, Accenture
Michael Paravicini, CIO of Zurich Financial
Gary Masada, CIO of Chevron Corp. (now retired)
Steve Phillips, CIO of Avnet
Jim Schaefer, CIO of Northwestern Mutual
John Thompson, former CEO of Symantec
Hal Zesch, CIO of Valero Energy

Business Book Authors

Jim Champy, Outsmart
Don Tapscott, Wikinomics
Thomas M. Koulopoulos, The Innovation Zone

Academics

Warren Bennis, Founding Chairman of The Leadership Institute at the University of Southern California
Clayton Christensen, Harvard Business School
Robert Doc Foglesong, president of Mississippi State University
Bill George, Harvard Business School
Rita McGrath, Columbia Business School
Gina O'Connor, Lally School of Business, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
CK Prahalad, Ross School of Business , University of Michigan
Noel Tichy, Ross School of Business , University of Michigan
George Westerman, MIT Sloan's Center for Information Systems Research

Consultants

Charles Handy (Retired)
Mark Lutchen, PricewaterhouseCoopers
Justin Menkes
Barbara Quinn (shared services)
Technologists
Steve Papermaster, CEO of nGenera
Barry Liebert, COB of Mzinga

Comments from Our Community

The site has gotten high marks from executives at Delphi, the automotive company. Executives at Intel have come to depend on both the print and audio on enterpriseleadership.org.

"Great content." Gerald Shields, CIO of Aflac.

"Really, thank you! You did a great job! I will sing it's praises!" Lon Safko, author of The Social Media Bible

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