183: The Art of the 1-Page Strategy

Toss out those 250-page strategy documents. You only need one page. Gartner expert Heather Colella helps you master the art of the one-page strategy (01:41). Also, Gartner's Mark Driver makes sure you stay in compliance with Java's latest release and support changes (21:37); and we revisit a conversation with former NATO military commander Admiral James Stravidis on a common fear for all of us -- cybersecurity (43:37). 

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THE CONVERSATION RUNDOWN

00:00 – Opening Thoughts

01:41 – Heather Colella: Art of the 1-Page Strategy

02:12 – What is the one-page strategy?

04:55 – The 3 dimensions of winning

07:20 – Helping the Business narrow its focus

08:57 – Do I need something beyond the one page?

12:01 – Demonstrating business value

13:27 – Who should develop the one-pager?

15:14 – How it works for the public sector

18:01 – How can employees impact the message?

20:24 – Upcoming Gartner Webinars

21:37 – Mark Driver: Java Release & Support Changes

21:58 – What are the Java support changes?

23:21 – Will we be in violation with Java 8?

25:55 – The disadvantages to not upgrading

28:34 – What happens if we do nothing?

32:27 – When is a vendor responsible?

35:59 – Is this all-or-nothing?

37:29 – Options to Java

42:22 – Upcoming Gartner Conferences

43:37 – Admiral James Stravidis: Cybersecurity

44:33 – Blurring lines between national and business security

45:47 – How does this change national security?

47:45 – Biggest cybersecurity concerns

50:18 – Is there hope?

53:53 – Enabling culture change

57:51 – Final thoughts on cybersecurity

59:53 – Ahead on Gartner ThinkCast

1:00:40 – Closing Thoughts