G Note

David Gee is an accomplished consulting and technology executive who has held CIO roles in Australia, China, Japan and the US. In 'G Note' he explores the role of the CIO and the transformation journey.
A guide to the little jobs that will make big data work

A guide to the little jobs that will make big data work

[Blog post] Time to get your hands dirty.
David Gee Sep 29 2015 7:00AM Strategy
Six things CIOs can learn from bikram yoga

Six things CIOs can learn from bikram yoga

The yogi’s guide to business transformation.
David Gee May 8 2015 12:16PM Strategy
Transformation for SMARTIES

Transformation for SMARTIES

[Blog post] Steps to avoid being a dummy.
David Gee Feb 27 2015 11:54AM Strategy
Spotify, the agile posterboy

Spotify, the agile posterboy

[Blog post] Agile coach Anders Ivarsson streams his views.
David Gee Feb 13 2015 1:32PM Strategy
How big business can innovate like a startup

How big business can innovate like a startup

[Blog post] Inside the Spotify model.
David Gee Jan 28 2015 6:38AM Strategy
Step-by-step: preparing your business for big data

Step-by-step: preparing your business for big data

[Blog post] David Gee offers his practical tips.
David Gee Jan 12 2015 6:50AM Strategy
Is 2015 your chance to reinvent yourself?

Is 2015 your chance to reinvent yourself?

[Blog post] Consider targeting your skills to the hot trends.
David Gee Jan 7 2015 5:08PM Strategy
IT's leading role in customer experience

IT's leading role in customer experience

[Blog post] A recipe for a customer-centred ethos.
David Gee Dec 22 2014 10:30AM Strategy
Could machine learning replace the CIO function?

Could machine learning replace the CIO function?

[Blog post] A far out tech that isn’t so far off.
David Gee Oct 7 2014 12:36PM Strategy
IT security: a top five priority for the CIO

IT security: a top five priority for the CIO

[Blog Post] How do you manage security programs without a CSO?
David Gee Oct 1 2014 11:15AM Strategy
Time management tips for CIOs

Time management tips for CIOs

[Blog post] How to get to the genba.
David Gee Sep 22 2014 6:24AM Strategy

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