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Transform IT: According to Brian Vellmure, as the IT landscape continues to change at a rapid pace, IT leaders have to get use to constantly “selling” the value of technology and how it can be leveraged for different units of business. This means that IT professionals need to be comfortable with breaking away from their usual role. In this episode, Vellmure talks about what it takes to “shed your IT clothes” and take on a new approach to IT leadership.
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