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sponsored by CIO Decisions
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13 Nov 2006
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01 Nov 2006
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HTML
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Length:
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3
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Journal Article
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English
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ABSTRACT:
Harvard University professor Lawrence Katz has found that the global economy rewards adaptable individuals. An employee who excels at fast-changing tasks is much more valuable than an employee who excels at managing routine ones. In our rapidly changing, customer service-centric environments, we need IT capabilities of adaptability and innovation. If we hold fast to dogma and standards that limit our adaptability and innovation, we limit our value.
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Author
Niel Nickolaisen
Vice President
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Headwaters Inc.
Niel Nickolaisen, a former CIO, is the vice president of strategic planning at Headwaters Inc., an energy and building products firm in South Jordan, Utah.
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