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Nine great podcasts from MIT's CIO Symposium

What do Monster Technology's Paul Neilson (CIO), Dunkin' Brands' Rick Broughton, (Director, IT Strategy), MIT's Jerry Grochow (VP of IS), COX New...
Written by David Berlind, Inactive

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What do Monster Technology's Paul Neilson (CIO), Dunkin' Brands' Rick Broughton, (Director, IT Strategy), MIT's Jerry Grochow (VP of IS), COX New England's Brad Shipp (Vice President for Information Technology), Accenture's Bob Suh (Chief Technology Strategist), Hyperion's Howard Dresner (Chief Strategy Officer), Red Hat's Brian Stevens (CTO), HP's Russ Daniels (Vice President and CTO), ESPN's Anthony Bailey (VP Media Applications), The Boston Red Sox' Steve Conley (Director of IT), NASCAR's Brad Lovell (Managing Director of IT) and the Boston Bruins' Lorraine Spadaro (CIO, VP of Technology) all have in common? They as well as of host of other IT notables were panelists and speakers at this past June's edition of MIT's CIO Symposium and we have all the audio right here on ZDNet. 

The sessions which ranged from The Habits of Highly Effective IT Leaders to The Changing Role of the CIO to The Future Of IT and Sports: Information flow from the athlete's body to the armchair quarterback were chock full of rich commentary and comment. Links to the audio for each session can be found below. 

I, for one, love the idea of that real time information for the armchair quaterback. This year, while watching the Tour de France on TV, the commentators routinely gave viewers real time heart rate information of certain cyclists to get an idea of how close those cyclists -- particularly the ones in the midst of a breakaway from the main field (pack) -- were to "bonking" (what happens when you're near your maximum heart rate and the lactic acid is flooding your muscles so badly that you can barely continue). The IT to make that work must have been one slick setup.

Podcasts of the three-day event:

  • Introduction [play audio]
    Dave Girouard, Vice President & General Manager, Google Enterprise
  • Keynote Panel ([play audio]
    Moderator: Prof. Erik Brynjolfsson - Director, MIT Center for Digital Business and Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management Panelists: Louis Gutierrez - CIO, The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Paul Neilson - CIO, Monster Technology Maria Pardee - CIO, BT Retail Mack Teece - President, AME Sales & Marketing, Orange Business Services
  • The Habits of Highly Effective IT Leaders [play audio]
    Moderator: Brian Whetten, President, Core Coaching Panelists: Jim Dowling - President, RBL Group Mary Finlay - Deputy CIO, Partners Healthcare Michael Reddy - Managing Vice President, Hitachi Consulting Gerard Wilson - CIO, RSA Security
  • The Changing Role of CIO [play audio]
    Moderator: Maryfran Johnson - VP and Editorial Director of CIO Decisions Media Group Panelists: Rick Broughton - Director, IT Strategy, Dunkin' Brands Steve Morin - CIO, TAC Worldwide Rebecca Schechter - Managing Director, State Street Global Markets Donna Slyster - SVP & CIO, CHEP
  • Outside These Walls: Software as a Service [play audio]
    Moderator: Brian Gillooly - Editor-in-Chief for Events, Informationweek Panelists: Russ Daniels – Vice President and CTO, HP Gary Fromer, SVP, SAP Jerry Grochow - VP of IS, MIT Stephan Schambach - President and CEO, Demandware
  • Aligning IT With the Business: Process, Infrastructure, and IT Services [play audio]
    Moderator: Michael Cusumano - Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management Panelists: Troy DuMoulin - Director of Product Strategy, Pink Elephant Jana Eggers - General Manager, Intuit Quickbase Brad Shipp - Vice President for Information Technology, COX New England Damian Smith - Managing Vice President, Hitachi
  • Emerging Technologies [play audio]
    Moderator: Ronald Cahill - Partner, Nutter, McClennen and Fish Panelists: Larry Bohn - Managing Director, General Catalyst Rick Borovoy - CTO, nTag Carol Strohecker - President, Strohecker and Associates Bob Suh - Chief Technology Strategist, Accenture
  • Liberation Technologies [play audio]
    Moderator: Thomas W. Malone - Professor, MIT Sloan School of Management Panelists: Howard Dresner - Chief Strategy Officer, Hyperion Bjorn Olstad – CTO, Fast Search and Transfer Michael Schrage - Co-Director, MIT Media Lab E-Markets Initiative Brian Stevens - CTO, Red Hat
  • The Future Of IT and Sports: Information flow from the athlete's body to the armchair quarterback [play audio]
    Moderator: Clint Bidlack - President, Strategy and Technology, Active Prime Panelists: Anthony Bailey - VP Media Applications, ESPN Steve Conley - Director of IT, The Boston Red Sox Brad Lovell - Managing Director of IT, NASCAR Lorraine Spadaro, CIO, VP of Technology, Boston Bruins
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