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Why Pharma CIOs Must Rethink IT Architecture —10 Missing Links in the Pharma IT Operating Model 💲
Most visible failures in P5 systems and P6 operations did not originate in IT — they originated in missing P1–P4 architecture across D1–D15.
IT is simply where the breakdown becomes visible.

Sunil Dutt Jha
Nov 27


How ICMG Reads a Pharma Enterprise — A CIO Briefing 💲
A pharma enterprise is not complex — it is unmodeled. Once expressed as D1–D15 × P1–P6, everything becomes: traceable, diagnosable, governable, predictable, improvable.
That is the ICMG lens.

Sunil Dutt Jha
Nov 27


Why a Pharma CIO Is Not the Same as a Banking, Retail, or Telecom CIO
CIO Diagnostic Series — Pharma Edition From the outside, “CIO” looks like a universal role. But structurally, a Pharma CIO operates in a completely different enterprise — one built on science, regulation, patient safety, multi-country variation and molecule-to-market continuity. That changes everything — scope, accountability, timelines, dependencies, failure patterns, and what “architecture” even means. Most advisory models ignore this reality. ICMG does not. Why Pharma Has

Sunil Dutt Jha
Nov 27
Pharma CIO Missing Link #1 — Pharma Has No Structured IT Anatomy 💲
IT inherited 15 independent operating worlds, not one enterprise.

Sunil Dutt Jha
Nov 27


Why Oil & Energy CIOs Must Rethink IT Architecture — 10 Missing Links in the Oil & Energy IT Operating Model 💲
Oil & energy IT does not struggle because teams lack capability —it struggles because the enterprise runs without anatomy. The real cost isn’t technology. The real cost is missing anatomy.

Sunil Dutt Jha
Nov 26


Why Hospital CIOs Must Rethink IT Architecture — 10 Missing Links in the Hospital IT Operating Model 💲
Without enterprise anatomy: IT spend becomes activity. With enterprise anatomy: Every system has a role. Every rule is visible. Every change is traceable. Every exception becomes solvable by design.
Hospitals don’t struggle because IT is weak —they struggle because IT runs without hospital anatomy.

Sunil Dutt Jha
Nov 26
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