Jim Stikeleather
Chief Innovation Officer | Dell
Tampa, FL, UNITED STATES
Rev up the engines of your event and glimpse the future with Dell's Chief Innovation Officer, who explains & evaluates emerging technologies
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Biography
For more than 30 years, Jim Stikeleather has designed, developed and implemented award winning information and communications technologies that help businesses and institutions succeed.
Currently, Jim serves as Chief Innovation Officer for Dell Services where he leads a team of information technology and business experts who identify, evaluate and assess the future potential of new technologies, business models and processes to address evolving business, economic and social trends for the company and customers.
He has spoken and consulted internationally on digital infrastructures, evaluation of emerging technologies, and provided strategic guidance on their application to achieve business outcomes. He participates in international technology standards bodies, has multiple book and industry-article contributions to his credit and advises a number of technology incubators. Additionally, Jim holds two patents.
Jim’s leadership experience includes technology based services start-ups and turnarounds as well as the information technology departments within large global enterprises.
Industry Expertise (10)
Computer/Network Security
Internet
Computer Hardware
VC and Private Equity
Computer Software
IT Services/Consulting
Information Technology and Services
Wireless
Computer Networking
Management Consulting
Areas of Expertise (9)
Business Planning and Modeling
Influencing Organizational Innovation
Unlocking Business Innovation in the Social Enterprise
Software Development Environments and Methods
Software as A Service
Product Management
Process Engineering
Cloud Computing
Enterprise Architecture
Accomplishments (2)
Author (professional)
Business Innovation in the Cloud: Executing on Innovation with Cloud Computing is a book about executing on innovation in the 21st Century world of exponential and unpredictable change. The book, in an innovative multimedia format, provides an agenda for enabling innovation in your organization, and lays out a strategy framework for execution by harnessing the revolutionary business platform, the Cloud.
Chief Innovation Officer – Dell (professional)
The Dell Services Office of Innovation focuses on "around the corner" "over the horizon" futurecasting—looking at economic, social, demographic, legal, regulatory, business and technology trends to see how the world "wants" to change, and how technology can enable, facilitate or accelerate those changes. These futurecasts are then used to construct a future vision, the role Dell Services will play in that future vision and points of view on how to get to that future.
Education (2)
Texas Christian University: Bachelor of Science, Computer Science 1976
University of South Florida: MBA 1987
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Event Appearances (19)
Business Innovation in the Cloud
Cloud Connect Conference Santa Clara, California
2012-02-13
The Importance of Innovation
Innovation Academy Speaker Series Dublin, Ireland
2011-09-20
KEYNOTE SPEECH – Holes in the Whole: Crafting Security for the Pervasive Web
The Open Group Conference San Diego San Diego, California
2011-02-07
What Every CEO needs to know about the Cloud
Cloud Connect Conference Santa Clara, California
2012-02-13
Cloud Computing – It’s not about technology
Corporate IT Exchange 2011 Munich, Germany
2011-05-09
The Economic Promise of Cloud Computing
AmCham EU Cloud Computing Expert Seminar Brussels, Belgium
2011-04-12
Next Generation Computing / Next Generation Security
Department of Energy Cyber Security Conference Atlanta, Georgia
2010-05-20
KEYNOTE SPEECH – Creating Systemic Innovation: Assessing Your Organization's Innovation DNA
Frost and Sullivan’s 7th Annual Global Innovations in New Product Development and Market Strategy, 2011 San Diego, California
2011-06-13
KEYNOTE SPEECH
6th Annual Cyber Security and Information Intelligence Research Workshop Oak Ridge, Tennessee
2010-04-21
KEYNOTE SPEECH – Innovation: The Invisible Gorilla
NASA IT Summit 2010 National Harbor, Maryland
2010-08-16
Drivers of Innovation
Leadership in Innovation and R&D Forum New York City
2011-06-14
The Risks and Rewards of an Enterprise Cloud Strategy
CIO 100 Symposium & Awards Ceremony Rancho Palos Verdes, California
2011-08-15
Innovation All the Time and Everywhere
MIX Mashup 2012 San Francisco, California
2012-06-19
Getting Beyond Tomorrow
Dallas CIO Executive Summit Dallas, Texas
2010-11-17
The World is a Tetrahedral Complex
GIL 2012: Silicon Valley San Jose, California
2012-09-10
Executive Roundtable: How to Bolster the Impact of Today's CIO
2012 CIO 100 Symposium & Awards Ceremony Rancho Palos Verdes, California
2012-08-19
Unlocking Business Innovation in the Social Enterprise
2012 CIO 100 Symposium & Awards Ceremony Rancho Palos Verdes, California
2012-08-21
KEYNOTE SPEECH – Innovation: The Only Sustainable Advantage
Back End of Innovation Conference Boston, Massachusetts
2012-10-09
Strategic View of Secure Computing in 2030
The Open Group Conference Austin, Texas
2011-07-18
Sample Talks (5)
Leadership in Technology: How to Bolster the Impact of Today’s CIO
In a time of increasing business change, there’s a movement towards the decentralization of IT resources, along with an increase in externally delivered cloud-based technologies. Increasingly, the CIO must be viewed less as the deliverer of technology resources and more as the driver of innovation and transformation within each enterprise – and industry. Join Mr. Stikeleather for a discussion on the topic of how to increase the relevance of the CIO in today’s changing business environment.
Creating Systemic Innovation: Assessing Your Organization’s Innovation DNA
The term “innovation,” when correctly understood, refers to a new way of doing something. It may be an incremental and emergent change, or it could be a radical and revolutionary shift in thinking, products, processes or organizations. This presentation will explore the difference between “invention” (an idea made manifest) and “innovation” (ideas applied successfully in practice) with key insights for accelerating forward momentum and balancing organizational risk taking.
Unlocking Business Innovation in the Social Enterprise
As new business models emerge from the confluence of rapid technology change, expanding customer power and vertical market realignment, your company’s future depends on striking the right balance between innovation and efficiency. The main source of new products, services and process improvements will be coming directly from customers and online communities. Join Jim Stikeleather for this expert session on using IT to enable and accelerate business innovation in this new ecosystem.
The Risks and Rewards of an Enterprise Cloud Strategy
This session will be on developing the best path for your organization’s cloud strategy. What should successful IT organizations be doing to enable the business by deploying the right mix of architectures? How does the accelerating pace of change in managing applications, data and existing infrastructure have an impact on your journey to a cloud strategy? With security, governance, business process alignment and application management as considerations, we’ll weigh the risks of cloud computing.
Getting Beyond Tomorrow
A fundamental shift is happening in the delivery and consumption of technology which is transforming IT and businesses. What social, economic, legal, regulatory, market, business and technology trends are driving this shift, and what can CIOs do to address it? This presentation will explore different models of innovation – Sustaining Innovation, Disruptive Innovation and Planned Innovation – as well as discuss myths about innovation that interfere with the potential contribution of IT.
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