What problem deserves attention?
Ask where a capability could address a business need and what you would need to learn before evaluating it.
Innovation Advisory Council
A community for senior IT and C-level technology executives to share experience with peers, hear venture capital perspectives and discuss emerging technologies.
A community for technology leadership
IAC brings together technology leaders through location-based and industry-focused councils. Members discuss innovation and technology decisions within their organizations.
Peer discussion and technology feedback
Members share business challenges, hear investment perspectives and offer feedback to early-stage technology companies. Discussions consider how new ideas could work in an enterprise.
Prepare for a council discussion
Bring a decision your team faces or an assumption you want to test.
What would adoption require?
Consider the data, integrations, governance and training your organization would need to use a technology.
What experience can you contribute?
Share relevant experience and practical questions while protecting confidential organizational information.
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Tell us about your role, your organization and the topics you want to explore. We’ll help you find the right council for your location or industry. If you lead a channel partner business, take a look at IPAC.
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In our members’ words.
From the conversation.
Creating a Culture of Innovation: Lessons from 2025
Creating a culture of innovation means staying curious, supporting teams through uncertainty, and continuously raising the bar for what’s possible. The technology will keep changing. The pace will keep accelerating. But organizations that invest in their people and cultivate the right culture will always find their next summit and the energy to climb it.
Frank Daidone
Chief Operating Officer and SVP of Client Transformation
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