Diana Brandon, Marcom Writer & Strategist

[Leadership ghostwriting, published July 28, 2020 on Deem.com blog.] By: Steven Lopez, VP, Engineering Digital transformation is not only about technology. Sure, it sounds like it is – “digital” is right there in the name. But as someone who leads IT transformation teams, I’m convinced it’s really about people and their ability to adapt and Read more

[Executive thought leadership, published July 1, 2020 on Deem.com blog.] By: Michael Jarrard, VP, Strategic Sales Remember when the news of the day was that a couple of British royals stepped away from their duties? That happened just a few months ago, in the beginning of January. It seemed newsworthy but benign compared to the Read more

[Executive thought leadership, published May 27, 2020 on Deem.com blog.] By: Todd Kaiser, Senior VP, Business Development & Strategy In recent weeks, there has been a lot of media coverage about the safety, health, and welfare of travelers. To those of us in the travel industry, these concerns are not new. Whether we work for Read more

Legacy IT infrastructure wasn’t designed to support the demands of today’s business. Companies transforming their data centers with Software-Defined Infrastructure (SDI) are gaining a competitive edge by lowering capital requirements, simplifying and automating IT functions, and supporting the personalization and cloud-based services customers expect. Virtualization helps organizations overcome traditional data center challe Read more

[This article originally appeared in Volume 2, Issue 2 of <theScript> Quarterly digital magazine, June 22, 2017, by Diana Rose Brandon.] IT Modernization and Security for Federal and State Governments If we’re talking about government, technology and the future, for anyone (like this writer) who grew up on a solid diet of “Star Wars” and Read more

[This article originally appeared in Volume 2, Issue 3 of <theScript> Quarterly digital magazine, 5 Sep 2017.] What matters in business today is that customers have an excellent experience without regard for the work, training and moving parts involved in delivering it. Customers expect a frictionless experience and will rant on social media if they Read more