Mark Bunn didn’t plan on working in tech.
He studied finance, pushed through a programming class he didn’t love, and landed in IT almost by accident.
That “accident” turned into a career leading innovation at companies like Oracle and Nokia, and now with the organization behind the Tampa Bay Lightning.
In his conversation with The National CIO Review, he pulls back the curtain on what it really means to run technology in a live arena where there’s no room for failure.
Bunn talks about rebuilding outdated systems to protect decades of team history, and how AI is starting to reshape everything from operations to the fan experience.
He’s also honest about the part people don’t always talk about. Leading through the tension between moving fast and staying secure, and knowing when to push forward versus when to hold the line. Read the article…
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