Innovation Drivers with Chris Hummel

07/23/20 • 24 min

IDP003 | Innovation Drivers with Chris Hummel

Chris Hummel, VP and Chief Information Officer at BlackBerry joins Humza and Edwin on this episode of the Innovation Drivers Podcast. Chris shares how BlackBerry is navigating through the change and perspective of COVID19 and how their transition went.

I think innovation needs to be that spark that's going to accelerate the development or delivery of a product or a service or some type of service. Chris Hummel I think we're seeing a lot of transition to many of the public cloud providers, and that can help but it can also hinder in some of these areas. Chris Hummel

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Paul Lewis, Global CTO at Hitachi Vantara joins Humza and Edwin on this episode of the Innovation Drivers Podcast. Paul discusses the difference between invention and innovation, IP agility and business goals versus IT drive and support.

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Before, an IT project was six months in a million dollars. But now you're seeing full VDI implementations and full customer mobile experiences in three weeks. Paul Lewis Millennials don't want a 30-year relationship with a bank. They want individual products from individual banks. And if they don't like that app, they'll delete the app. Paul Lewis

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