Peter Fingar is a business strategy advisor, speaker and internationally acclaimed author. As a former CIO and college professor with over thirty years of hands-on experience, Peter has a unique ability to communicate complex business and technology concepts so that they are easily understood and actionable. Equally comfortable in the Boardroom or the Computer Room, Peter Fingar is one of the few people that can fuse both aspects for combined technology and business audiences. His insight, passion and thought leadership bring compelling value to his keynote presentations. Peter Fingars groundbreaking books are international best-selle...
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Peter Fingar
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Peter Fingar is a business strategy advisor, speaker and internationally acclaimed author. As a former CIO and college professor with over thirty years of hands-on experience, Peter has a unique ability to communicate complex business and technology concepts so that they are easily understood and actionable.
Equally comfortable in the Boardroom or the Computer Room, Peter Fingar is one of the few people that can fuse both aspects for combined technology and business audiences. His insight, passion and thought leadership bring compelling value to his keynote presentations.
Peter Fingars groundbreaking books are international best-sellers recognized for their thought leadership: Business Process Management: The Third Wave, Extreme Competition: Innovation and the Great 21st Century Business Reformation, The Real-Time Enterprise: Competing on Time, Dot Cloud: The 21st Century Business Platform, and Enterprise Cloud Computing: A Strategy Guide for Business and Technology Leaders. They have been adopted by over 50 top graduate schools in the U.S. and abroad. The Death of ‘e’ was dubbed by Internet World as the Must-read book of the year.
Peter’s writings have also been featured in publications including: CIO magazine, Optimize, Computerworld, Intelligent Enterprise, Internet World, SiliconIndia, FirstMonday, EAI Journal, Logistics, Information Age, and the Journal of Systems Management.
Peter Fingar taught both graduate and undergraduate computing studies at business schools in the U.S. and abroad, and served as the CIO of the University of Tampa.
In addition, Peter Fingar has held senior management, technical and advisory positions with GTE Data Services, American Software and Computer Services, Saudi Aramco, Noor Advanced Technologies (Egypt), EC Cubed, the Technical Resource Connection division of Perot Systems and IBM Global Services.
Through his work with these companies, Peter Fingar served numerous clients, including: GE TPN, American Express, Master Card, Liberty Mutual, American Airlines, and GE Capital.
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Peter, I want to thank you for a truly excellent keynote speech on Monday morning. This was a high-impact talk with exactly the right message for our institute’s audience, and it created a buzz that continued throughout the week. Again, thanks, and I’ll look forward to working with you again.
Peter’s presentation provided both content and clarity. The content was insightful and visionary, but pragmatic. The clarity allowed Peter to connect with our combined business and technology audience — no small challenge. His presentation was stimulating and his enthusiasm contagious.
Peter’s presentation was a call to action that can’t be ignored! While the content was compelling and visionary, it also provided practical lessons and the urgency to apply those lessons immediately.
Topics
Topics
Globalization and Business Transformation
Innovation and 21st Century Business Competition
Business Process Management and the Process-Managed Enterprise
Bridging the Business-IT Gap
Cloud Computing: Unleash a Perfect Storm in Business
Dot Cloud
Business Innovation in the Cloud
The Nature of Innovation
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Future Business-Peter Fingar Interview
Books
IT Doesn't Matter-Business Processes Do: A Critical Analysis of Nicholas Carr's I.T. Article in the Harvard Business Review
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