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Early Morning Byte - Friday, June 22, 2023

Early Morning Byte - Friday, June 22, 2023

3..2..1...Jump! | Your Early Morning Byte

June 23, 2023 • Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes

Early Morning Byte

| Weekend Edition ☀️

Good Morning and welcome to Friday. One of the more frightening parts of leadership is those times of uncertainty when no one knows what to do, and everyone is looking to you for guidance. Some lessons for that inevitability can be found in skydiving, believe it or not. The same skills are required for terrifying freefalls and boardroom decisions. Discover just what they are and more as you kick off your weekend with The National CIO Review. - Catherine Pyle, Emily Hill, Kelsey Brandt, Trey Hill

ERP's FOMO: Why CIOs Still Prioritize Old-School Modernization

Stay competitive in the digital age with ERP modernization, enabling data-driven decision-making and streamlined processes for your business. By H. Michael Burgett, Contributing Writer ● Read More...

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