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Q&A with CIO Chris Belmont, Part 2: “Sometimes You Have to Be the Facilitator.”

02/18/2021 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

It’s only natural for individuals to focus on the short term during a pandemic; the CIO’s role is to “step back and think bigger,” says Chris Belmont, who talks about his core objectives at Memorial Hospital at Gulfport, and where the key opportunities exist for opportunity.

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Filed Under: Business Intelligence/Analytics, Communication/Transparency, Featured, Interviews, Prioritization/Resource Allocation, Strategic Planning, Workflow/Usability Tagged With: Chris Belmont, Memorial Hospital at Gulfport, Podcast

Q&A with CIO Chris Belmont, Part 1: “It’s All About Making Decisions Based on the Data.”

02/04/2021 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

One of the most common mistakes an IT department can make? Focusing too much on running systems and not enough on supplying the best solution for the business, says CIO Chris Belmont in this podcast interview.

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Filed Under: AI/Machine Learning, Change management, Disaster Recovery, Featured, Interviews, Strategic Planning Tagged With: Chris Belmont, Memorial Hospital at Gulfport, Podcast

Learning From Landmines: How Adversity Builds Better Leaders

03/20/2017 By Chris Wierz Leave a Comment

While it would be great to avoid career landmines, the experience can strengthen a CIO’s leadership skills and help better position the organization for future challenges, says Chris Wierz of Witt/Kieffer.

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Filed Under: Communication/Transparency, Cybersecurity, Leadership/Staff Management, Problem Solving Tagged With: Blog, Chris Belmont, Chris Wierz, Dana Sellers, Encore, Keith Perry, MD Anderson Cancer Center, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Witt/Kieffer

The Best Defense: How CIOs Can Help Protect Each Other From Landmines

10/28/2016 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

One of the most important benefits in being part of the CIO community is the willingness to share experiences and learn from others how to avoid — or recover from — landmines, say Chris Belmont and Keith Perry.

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Filed Under: CIO Roles & Responsibilities, Collaboration/Shared best practices, Leadership/Staff Management Tagged With: CHIME16, Chris Belmont, Keith Perry, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Chris Belmont, VP & CIO, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Chapter 3

02/03/2015 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Customized engagement — “In cancer care, a lot of people want that personal touch.”
Networking to help “to avoid the speed bumps”
Collaborative mentorship — “I’m a big fan of growing the talent you have.”
The “variety” of being a vendor & consultant
Vendor management
“We’re doing good things. The industry as a whole is getting better.”

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Filed Under: Career Management/Networking, Career Path, Leadership/Staff Management, Mentoring, Patient Engagement, Vendor Management Tagged With: Blog, Chris Belmont, Epic, MD Anderson Cancer Center

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