Now in the IDG Influencer Network

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CIO.com, to which I've contributed a couple dozen articles on strategy translation, is part of IDG. IDG educates tech buyers in 147 countries. The IDG Influencer Network is a community of vetted experts who produce content on behalf of IDG's clients. Happy to be part of this network!

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