Unlike in years past, the topic that seemed to resonate most with CIOs and other healthcare IT leaders didn’t involve technology or budgets, but rather, those who use it to provide care, says Kate Gamble.
Counting Down the Top Blogs from 2019
Type A versus Type B, Part 2: Turning Negatives into Positives
Although Type A individuals possess several qualities that can help in achieving personal success, when it comes to leadership, they can fall short – unless they’re willing to learn from their counterparts, says CIO John Mason.
Type A versus Type B, Part 1: Is There a Right Way to Lead?
Individuals with a ‘Type A’ personality tend to be passionate, driven, competitive, and outgoing – all positive attributes for leaders. But are they always the obvious choice? John Mason looks at what the designation actually means.
So You Want to Sell to the CIO – at HIMSS?
Vendors need CIOs to sell to, and CIOs need vendor products. Sounds simple, right? Not if sales people employ the wrong methods, says CIO John Mason, who provides useful tips on how to get your message across.
For the Sake of Curiosity
Curiosity isn’t just a nice attribute to have – it’s one of the hidden gems of influence and leadership, says John Mason, who offers advice on how to make it part of your strategy.
