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Welcome Dani Pokornik

ourCIO is incredibly pleased and excited to announce our new Partner and vCIO, Dani Pokornik.

St. Paul's High School Golf Tournament Winner

Congratulations to the winners of our St. Paul's High School Trivia contest at this years Maroon and White Alumni Golf Tournament where ourCIO hosted Hole 18. The Golf Tournament raised over $25,000 for student bursaries this year!

CARM Golf Tournament Winner!

We had a great time hosting Hole 3 at the Construction Association of Rural Manitoba's 2021 Golf Tournament on August 13th!Congratulations to Glen Brake of Thorpe Construction for winning our "Guess the Number of Nails" Contest and winning a prize pack from BlackWheat Brewing!

Offer Valuable Input for ourCIO's Speaker Series

ourCIO is excited by the prospect of facilitating a series of educational seminars covering the fundamentals of IT for the non-technical manager. Your input will be valuable in this process. Please take a moment to complete this quick survey.

5 Ways IT Is Driving New Revenue

"IT has gone above and beyond throughout the pandemic to accelerate digital initiatives and keep organizations humming. But coming off a difficult financial year, businesses are leaning even more heavily on IT, tasking IT leaders with the need to create new revenue-generating initiatives." Article published by CIO.com

A CIO Is Thinking and Planning Ahead for your Business

While businesses and staff were uncertain of the impact COVID-19 would have on their operations, CIO's were already preparing. This article about preparing for COVID-19 was published mid-February 2020, 1 month ahead of when everything changed forever. It demonstrates how strong IT Leaders are thinking ahead, planning ahead, managing risk, and taking the best interests of the company into consideration. Who's this person in your organization?

ourCIO is Evolving

People evolve. Technologies evolve. Companies evolve. ourCIO is evolving. We are pleased to introduce our new look.

What's Progressing Faster, 2021 or your Technology Plan?

As soon as you finish one budgeting cycle it feels like it's year end and then it’s time to start all over again. It’s too easy to look at your technology spend simply as a cost center when ideally, you should be able to consider it a business enabler. Paul provides some insights on how to craft a better IT plan.

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