Profile of Romi Mahajan
Author and Tech Investor
News & Commentary Posts: 13
Romi Mahajan is a Marketer, Author, and Investor and serves as CMRO of Quantarium. He spent a decade at Microsoft where he focused on building the relationship with the company and the IT Community. Romi has advised over 30 technology companies, written 500 articles on business and IT, and is actively involved in the politics of social justice.
Articles by Romi Mahajan
10/30/2020
Data is more like water, not oil -- too much of it can waterlog a business. How can an organization gain control of the volume? Here’s a five-step process that can help.
10/13/2020
Here’s a quick glimpse of two of the Fintech sessions at Interop Digital 2020.
9/18/2020
Interop will provide IT professionals with a glimpse into how cloud, AI and other tech concepts are reshaping financial technology.
6/12/2020
In the argot of today’s technology world, transformation is about “People + Machine.” The machine alone is, well, just a machine.
2/5/2020
The reality of AI adoption is out of sync with the hype that AI has generated. However, where artificial intelligence is prepared to prove itself is in vertical market applications.
1/28/2020
It's time for the IT group and the business units they support to put aside historical and perceived differences. The two have to think as one.
5/26/2015
IT and marketing share key similarities. They should learn from each other and make common cause to raise their organizational profiles.
5/8/2015
IT pros attend conferences for community, content, and commerce. But there's a fourth reason that makes live events truly unique.
4/2/2015
Interop is an opportunity to celebrate the IT community and make personal connections--even for cynics.
3/17/2015
To drive real change, IT must shed its invisibility and engage with the organization’s politics and culture.
2/4/2015
Stereotypes abound in business, especially around IT. Here’s how IT pros can correct misperceptions about a culture of insular control freaks.
1/23/2015
From overeager marketing to the need for differentiation, vendors often overstate a product’s capabilities. Vendors and buyers alike need to be more honest with each other -- and themselves.
7/21/2014
From White Knight to Curmudgeon, IT cultures fall into four categories. Which one describes your organization?
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