Justin Majcher

IT Leadership and Strategy

Business EN ↓ 6 episodes

Technology leaders are expected to move fast—without breaking the business. This podcast examines IT leadership, enterprise architecture, and technology strategy through the lens of executive decision-making. We discuss how CIOs and senior leaders design operating models, manage risk, modernize platforms, and align technology investments with business outcomes. If you’re responsible for strategy, scale, and accountability, this show is for you.

Author

Justin Majcher

Category

Business

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jan 17, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 6 - Building a Legacy of Leadership 17.01.2026

Leadership in tech has this wild paradox - the most successful CIOs are actually working hard to make themselves completely unnecessary.

Episode 5 - Board Level Communication 15.01.2026

From Techies to Boardroom Influencers

Episode 4 – When Things Go Wrong 13.01.2026

Every CIO will experience failure - how do you deal with it?

Episode 3 - Bridging the Strategy-Execution Gap: A Leadership Imperative 11.01.2026

Episode 3 - Bridging the Strategy-Execution Gap: A Leadership Imperative

Episode 2 - What CIOs Are Really Accountable For 11.01.2026

IT Leadership, Strategy, and Calm Decision-Making at Scale

Episode 1 — Enterprise Architecture in a Noisy Technology World. 10.01.2026

A pragmatic podcast for CIOs and senior leaders navigating SaaS, cloud, and modern enterprise architecture.

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