IDC defines “digital innovation” as an organization’s ability to rapidly develop its own software to reshape their industry with digital and digitally-enhanced products, services, and experiences. Take the trucking industry, where conventional logistics are meeting the demands of tomorrow through increased digitization and software analytics.

On this episode of Future Enterprise, Julie Ragland, Senior VP and CIO at Navistar Incorporated, and Al Gillen, group VP Software Development and Open Source at IDC, join host Joe Pucciarelli, IDC Group Vice-President, to talk about how emerging trends in digital innovation are affecting the growth of industries like truck and tractor manufacturing and distribution. 

For more information visit Future of Digital Innovation, by IDC. 

IDC defines &ldquo;digital innovation&rdquo; as an organization&rsquo;s ability to rapidly develop its own software to reshape their industry with digital and digitally-enhanced products, services, and experiences. Take the trucking industry, where conventional logistics are meeting the demands of tomorrow through increased digitization and software analytics.
On this episode of&nbsp;Future Enterprise, Julie Ragland, Senior VP and CIO at Navistar Incorporated, and Al Gillen, group VP Software Development and Open Source at IDC, join host Joe Pucciarelli, IDC Group Vice-President, to talk about how emerging trends in digital innovation are affecting the growth of industries like truck and tractor manufacturing and distribution.&nbsp;
For more information visit <a href="https://www.idc.com/promo/future-of-x/digital-innovation">Future of Digital Innovation</a>, by IDC.&nbsp;

In an era seemingly filled with uncertainty, Future Enterprise is a must-listen. It's a podcast for business and tech executives, aimed at helping you leverage technology to achieve innovative, disruptive, and productive business outcomes. The focus of the series is in-depth conversations about emergent trends in work, intelligence, and digital innovation. It also offers applied examples from the field, showing each of those trends in action.

Host Joe Pucciarelli deftly takes his guests through not only what is happening now, but what the future may hold - and what it all means. Joe is a seasoned speaker and moderator, adept at guiding discussions around technology transformation strategies.

Future Enterprise is brought to you by IDC.

IDC - Future Enterprise

In an era seemingly filled with uncertainty, Future Enterprise is a must-listen. It's a podcast for business and tech executives, aimed at helping you leverage technology to achieve innovative, disruptive, and productive business outcomes. The focus of the series is in-depth conversations about emergent trends in work, intelligence, and digital innovation. It also offers applied examples from the field, showing each of those trends in action. Host Joe Pucciarelli deftly takes his guests through not only what is happening now, but what the future may hold - and what it all means. Joe is a seasoned speaker and moderator, adept at guiding discussions around technology transformation strategies. Future Enterprise is brought to you by IDC.

For more information visit Future Enterprise by IDC. 

In an era seemingly filled with uncertainty,&nbsp;Future Enterprise is a must-listen. It's a podcast for business and tech executives, aimed at helping you leverage technology to achieve innovative, disruptive, and productive business outcomes. The focus of the series is in-depth conversations about emergent trends in work, intelligence, and digital innovation. It also offers applied examples from the field, showing each of those trends in action. Host&nbsp;Joe Pucciarelli&nbsp;deftly takes his guests through not only what is happening now, but what the future may hold - and what it all means. Joe is a seasoned speaker and moderator, adept at guiding discussions around technology transformation strategies. Future Enterprise&nbsp;is brought to you by&nbsp;IDC.
For more information visit <a href="https://www.idc.com/promo/future-of-x">Future Enterprise</a> by IDC.&nbsp;

Future of Digital Innovation

It’s one of the most ambitious and important projects an organization can undertake to future-proof its operations. It’s also become a key differentiator in which companies will merely survive and which will truly thrive in the years ahead. We’re talking about a “digital core transformation,” and it is a truly massive undertaking. That’s why IDC created the “Best in Future of Digital Infrastructure Awards” -- a way of recognizing organizations that have demonstrated innovation and excellence in preparing for the “next normal”. And on this episode of Future Enterprise, you’ll meet three companies that have done just that -- successfully leveraged digital technologies to dramatically improve the way they do business. Together, Joe Pucciarelli, Group Vice President and IT Executive Advisor at IDC and Rick Villars, IDC’s Group Vice-President of Worldwide Research, will hear from: Jim Diorio, Senior Vice-President of Global Technical Services at Tapestry Inc; Steve Samarge, Chief Technology Officer, Information and Digital Systems at Toyota Financial Services; and Bob Bender, Chief Technology Officer at Founders Federal Credit Union. Their stories will inform, entertain, and even inspire anyone who may be thinking about undertaking a similar transformation for their business.

It&rsquo;s one of the most ambitious and important projects an organization can undertake to future-proof its operations. It&rsquo;s also become a key differentiator in which companies will merely survive and which will truly thrive in the years ahead. We&rsquo;re talking about a &ldquo;digital core transformation,&rdquo; and it is a truly massive undertaking. That&rsquo;s why IDC created the &ldquo;Best in Future of Digital Infrastructure Awards&rdquo; -- a way of recognizing organizations that have demonstrated innovation and excellence in preparing for the &ldquo;next normal&rdquo;. And on this episode of Future Enterprise, you&rsquo;ll meet three companies that have done just that -- successfully leveraged digital technologies to dramatically improve the way they do business. Together, Joe Pucciarelli, Group Vice President and IT Executive Advisor at IDC and Rick Villars, IDC&rsquo;s Group Vice-President of Worldwide Research, will hear from: Jim Diorio, Senior Vice-President of Global Technical Services at Tapestry Inc; Steve Samarge, Chief Technology Officer, Information and Digital Systems at Toyota Financial Services; and Bob Bender, Chief Technology Officer at Founders Federal Credit Union. Their stories will inform, entertain, and even inspire anyone who may be thinking about undertaking a similar transformation for their business.

Digital Infrastructure Awards Winners

For the better part of the past 50 years, it’s been purely a pipe dream for most CIOs: the ability to make everything available everywhere, any time, and from any device. But that promise is finally within reach thanks to a dramatic transition that’s happening before our very eyes, as businesses move away from traditional hardware, software, and data services into a world of autonomous operations, ubiquitous deployment, and cloud-centric technologies. This episode of Future Enterprise, proudly presented by IDC, features the story of a beloved American clothing company that’s gone from cutting fabric to cutting edge, by embracing The Future of Digital Infrastructure. Host Joe Pucciarelli, Group Vice President and IT Executive Advisor, is joined by John Hill, the Chief Digital and Information Officer at Carhartt, for a fascinating exploration of how the company has evolved over its 132 year history. With the help of Rick Villars, IDC’s Group Vice-President of Worldwide Research, they’ll get into the assets, applications, and investments that are needed to facilitate the shift to digital, and provide a roadmap for other organizations that are still stuck in the old 3-5 year upgrade cycle.

For the better part of the past 50 years, it&rsquo;s been purely a pipe dream for most CIOs: the ability to make everything available everywhere, any time, and from any device. But that promise is finally within reach thanks to a dramatic transition that&rsquo;s happening before our very eyes, as businesses move away from traditional hardware, software, and data services into a world of autonomous operations, ubiquitous deployment, and cloud-centric technologies. This episode of Future Enterprise, proudly presented by IDC, features the story of a beloved American clothing company that&rsquo;s gone from cutting fabric to cutting edge, by embracing The Future of Digital Infrastructure. Host Joe Pucciarelli, Group Vice President and IT Executive Advisor, is joined by John Hill, the Chief Digital and Information Officer at Carhartt, for a fascinating exploration of how the company has evolved over its 132 year history. With the help of Rick Villars, IDC&rsquo;s Group Vice-President of Worldwide Research, they&rsquo;ll get into the assets, applications, and investments that are needed to facilitate the shift to digital, and provide a roadmap for other organizations that are still stuck in the old 3-5 year upgrade cycle.

Future of Digital Infrastructure

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It seems like a simple concept. How do companies get products and services from one point to another as effectively as possible? In this episode of ‘Future of Industry Ecosystems,’ we unpack that seemingly innocent idea and unravel the complex web of logistics, processes, and interdependent industries that shape our world. Companies and organizations have had to rapidly evolve to meet the demands of their customers, and those that have learned to manage their ecosystems around them well are still faced with issues that haven’t been encountered before. On this episode of Future Enterprise, host Joe Pucciarelli, Group Vice President, and IT Executive at IDC gains insights from Jeff Hojlo, Research Vice President for Future of Industry Ecosystems and Product Innovation Strategies. They’ll be joined by John Comacchio, the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for Teknion, a global manufacturer that designs, markets and installs custom office environments. Together they reveal the strategies and tips for navigating a continually more interconnected and challenging future.

It seems like a simple concept. How do companies get products and services from one point to another as effectively as possible? In this episode of &lsquo;Future of Industry Ecosystems,&rsquo; we unpack that seemingly innocent idea and unravel the complex web of logistics, processes, and interdependent industries that shape our world. Companies and organizations have had to rapidly evolve to meet the demands of their customers, and those that have learned to manage their ecosystems around them well are still faced with issues that haven&rsquo;t been encountered before. On this episode of Future Enterprise, host Joe Pucciarelli, Group Vice President, and IT Executive at IDC gains insights from Jeff Hojlo, Research Vice President for Future of Industry Ecosystems and Product Innovation Strategies. They&rsquo;ll be joined by John Comacchio, the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for Teknion, a global manufacturer that designs, markets and installs custom office environments. Together they reveal the strategies and tips for navigating a continually more interconnected and challenging future.

Future of Industry Ecosystems

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