CIO Hour July
Is your organization sitting on mountains of outdated, duplicated, or disorganized data? It’s time to sweep out the cobwebs. In this episode of The CIOHour, we’ll explore practical strategies for data hygiene that go beyond storage savings — including how to improve data quality, streamline systems, and reduce risk. Join CIOs and data experts as we discuss how to build a culture of clean data, choose the right tools, and turn digital clutter into real business value.
Key Takeaways:
- Costly Errors: Inaccurate data can result in financial losses and missed opportunities.
- Security Vulnerabilities: Messy, unprotected data is an open invitation for cyberattacks.
- Non-Compliance: Falling foul of regulatory requirements can result in heavy fines and reputational damage
- Operational Inefficiencies: Disorganized data wastes valuable time and resources.
More Info Coming Soon.
EXTRA 30
Due to the popularity of this topic, we’re adding an EXTRA 30 minutes with the panelists from 3:00 to 3:30. This is your opportunity to ask questions and share ideas on Spring Cleaning your website with the other participants and panelists.
How to Submit Questions
- Register for the program and submit your question/s in the registration form.
- Think of additional questions after you register? No problem. Just email additional questions to theciohour@501works.com during the month to have new questions added to the next month’s 501 CIO Hour.
- Ask questions during the program via the chat function.
The CIO Hour will be recorded each month in case you miss it. However, we hope you attend and engage with the industry experts and other participants regularly so you continue to boost your IT-IQ.
Speaker
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James MarquisCIO, 501WorksJames is a seasoned senior executive with more than 20 years of experience working with associations and non-profits of all sizes. James possesses excellent communications skills allowing him to function as a trainer, technology evangelist and to bridge the divide which frequently exists between functional business units and information technology specialists. Coupled with his ability to deep-dive into technology, these key skills allow James to operate across department lines and organizational levels to better integrate technology with the strategic and tactical needs of an organization
