Thanks for a great Statewide IT 2019!
IU Vice President for Information Technology and CIO Brad Wheeler welcomed attendees with his keynote Aspiring Beyond 2020. It was recorded for those who missed it or would like to watch it again.
Entrepreneur and CEO Krister Ungerböck, an IU Kelley School of Business alumnus, gave our closing keynote—The Language of Leadership: Engagement at Every Level. The talk was recorded and is posted on Kaltura. An IU login is required to view this talk.
At 200 years of IU and 22 years of UITS . . . what’s next? All trends point to continued and accelerating evolution in the role of IT for education and research; greater societal change as AI creates and displaces jobs; and a world that continues to adjust to an unprecedented level of connectedness. With that outlook, it is timely to consider our aspirations for technology at IU. What is important in the next year? The next five years? How should technology professionals plan and evolve their career skills?
An IU Kelley School of Business alumnus, Krister Ungerböck was the CEO of one of the largest family-owned software companies in the world—a company that grew over 3,000 percent, achieved 99.3 percent employee engagement, and won five consecutive Top Workplace Awards.
He has been called “the Brené Brown of business” because, as a keynote speaker, he shares real stories of his own setbacks, combined with concrete, immediately actionable steps for people to sidestep the mistakes he’s made. He is author of the forthcoming book, “The Language of Leadership.”
Ungerböck's session will be moderated by Dean Idalene “Idie” Kesner, Frank P. Popoff Chair of Strategic Management, Kelley School of Business.
Keynote sponsored by PIER/HPE and Fortinet
