Not coming from a technology background has been more of an asset than a hindrance to Greg Buoncontri, chief information officer (CIO) of Pitney Bowes — a $5.6 billion company providing software, hardware and services that integrate physical and digital communications channels. In fact, Buoncontri’s biggest challenges have been people, not technology. Calling today’s IT environment a “transformation continuum,” Buoncontri speaks to the impact of clear communication and delivering on daily operations — not to mention “exquisite” timing.
The CIO Series: Pitney Bowes’ Greg Buoncontri — Tied to the Company’s Growth Prospects
October 14, 2011
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