Author: carverc

I was fortunate enough to serve as keynote speaker for the University Business Technology conference in Orlando last week. I spoke on the topic of digital moments in the lives of our customers and how to delight customers so as to form an emotional connection with them. The magazine published an synopsis after the speech and you can still view the presentation if you are interested.

The Tambellini Group interviewed me in January 2019 regarding our efforts with artificial intelligence and chatbots. You can listen to the interview here.

Educational Technology Insights recently published my article on the connected university and artificial intelligence.

I was fortunate enough to be interviewed and included in a Harvard Business Review article focused on the transformation masters. Transformation Masters_New Rules CIO Leadership. It is a solid view into the state of art for technology leaders.

The Enterpriser’s Project recently published an article on our partnership with the UAB Athletics program. It is somewhat unique in that most athletics departments outsource their IT support. It has been a win-win situation for athletics and for IT.

The Toogle magazine is running an article on me as a technology leader. It provides a different perspective than a dry technical publication.

This article discusses practical steps to make revenue a priority within a technology organization. It is a different article that counters those that see technology as only a cost efficiency organization. It has generated a lot of positive social media.

AP News picked up the work we are doing in active phishing training. Lots of good coverage in a variety of national news outlets based on the story and good publicity for UAB.

The TechBirmingham board for 2018 has been named and I am fortunate to serve with this body in 2018. The Birmingham Journal article on the board  announcement details the other superb members of the board.

The Enterpriser’s Project published a new article on crowd sourcing from the perspective of 2 years into the project. Interesting read.