As a CTO, the result I see too often is a system that meets the specifications but does nothing to create pervasive change in the organization. As technology leaders, we've all probably wondered why, even when we provide the best technical solution, people either won't use it or worse, they'll choose to use something inferior.

You’ve heard this story before. A CIO asks his or her team to help solve a big problem and they spend months framing up a solution. The team conducts intensive research, reviews analyst reports, meets with sales reps and negotiates an agreement. Finally, they launch the new solution but to disappointing results. Despite assurances from their vendor, many employees didn’t adopt the new technology. Now, the CIO must deliver the bad news to the CEO.

Projectors have been part of workplace technology for generations, and they've come a long way.

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All-hands meetings for large companies can be complicated to orchestrate and pull off successfully. But while these meetings are enormous undertakings, they are essential to the success of many organizations.

The National Systems Contractors Association raised $17,500 on Monday, June 25, for its IGNITE program during the Midwest Outing of the IGNITE Golf Tour.

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