Author: Anna Maria Virzi

Don’t ask chief information officer Steve Peltzman about the Roy Lichtenstein pop art painting, The Dance, in the Museum of Modern Art’s new 12,400-square-foot lobby

When I was named chief information officer for the state of Connecticut, every state agency handled its own information technology. There was no statewide strategy,

Before Hilton Hotels, I had no experience in the hospitality industry—except that I had stayed in lots of hotels. I had been a consultant at

AGCO, which makes tractors, combines and other agricultural equipment, is relatively new. Since AGCO was founded 14 years ago it’s acquired 20 companies, including Valtra,

I learned how to deliver applications in 30- or 90-day cycles at Lehman Brothers in the early 1980s. This was long before the dot-com bust

On my first day as CIO at Longs Drug Stores, our mainframe merchandising system crashed due to a fatal DB2 database error that corrupted merchandise

Technology is partly about looking ahead and seeing something dramatic that can be done before it’s even created. And then making it happen with a

The discipline I learned as a pianist has helped me throughout my technology career. Music requires that you have the ability to focus, collaborate, be