There is a clear distinction in objective between a for-profit corporation
and for-the-people government agency. This is especially true when it comes
to trying to compare a business to one of the highest profile governmental
offices in the US, the White House. But if the IT professionals in the two
groups began a dialogue, what could be gleaned?

I had the privilege of catching up with Dr Alissa Johnson, the former
deputy CIO for the Executive Office of the White House to get her insight
on lessons learned from her years there. Johnson, who playfully likes to be
called Dr J, recently vacated the position and is now the CISO of Stryker.
She has had a long career, both in the private and public sector, and knows
well the challenges that come with both.

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Peterk
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