InformationWeek 500 To-Do List
It's all well and good to have an agenda when you go to a conference, but don't forget the bigger lessons that serendipity brings.
I'm taking some time off to attend this year's InformationWeek 500, an InformationWeek conference that serves both as an award venue for innovative companies and government agencies, and as a gathering place for hundreds of IT leaders to learn from each other and from the conference's special guests.
I'll admit it: I struggle a little bit with my OCD side, a leftover from my days in the data center, where the details really, really matter. In my leadership role, I sometimes have to let go a bit and let others worry about the details, but when I'm at a conference, I can indulge my check-the-box, schedule-it, wallow-in-the-details side. So here's my OCD checklist about what I'm hoping to check out at the conference, and what I'm hoping to get out of it.
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