If a CIO is going to lead digital transformation, then they need to have an understanding of the customer journey map. Here’s what they need to know.
Redefining CIOs in the Digital Era
Perhaps no one is having a greater identity crisis in digital transformation than the CIO. Back in the day, IT was IT. It meant keeping machines running. Keeping systems safe. Staying in the back-office and showing up in the Board room only when rarely needed. But we’re redefining CIOs in the digital era in big and exciting ways. In fact, …
Why Digital Transformation Requires Key Data and Analytics Personnel
When it comes to business, data is everywhere. All parts of a business from innovation to marketing produce data and sometimes in huge quantities. In a world where the customer experience reigns supreme, the IoT is front and center and AI is set to change business altogether, data is the backbone. How is your company going to deal with all …
Filling Your C-Suite With The Right Technology People
With all the new technology advancements being made some companies might need to hire an expanded c-suite of technology people to help meet their management needs.
The One Thing CIOs Might Be Missing: A Cloud Computing Exit Strategy
Should cloud partnerships fail, CIOs need to have well-defined cloud computing exit strategies on standby. Here’s why.
CFOs and CIOs Making Tech Decisions Together
We all know the feeling of dread that comes when waiting for a major project to be approved by the finance department. Some of us might even have a bit of inner dialogue: “Why does the CFO get to choose what’s right for my team? Finance doesn’t know anything about it!” Submitting the request can sometimes feel like throwing a …
A CIO’s Guide to Mobility Governance
We live and work in a mobile world, there’s no question about that. As a result, the way we conduct business, is changing. All those devices that form the backbone of enterprise mobility—many of them falling under the potentially treacherous, still slightly “wild wild west’esque” BYOD category—can be great for productivity and employee satisfaction. They can be not so great, …
Platforms and Infrastructure: A CIO’s Best Friend
No single company is the best at everything, and that’s why most CIOs choose to source their tools from different technology providers. It just makes sense—you want to get the most bang for your budgeted buck, even if that means hiring different service providers. And even though many companies may offer an array of business tools, your business is unique …
Top Five Big Data Challenges for CIOs
Big data is more than just a buzzword these days—but it can be both a massive opportunity and a huge problem for companies. Digital data collection has been a practice since the dawn of computing, but the exponential increase of information, in terms of smartphones, social, search and the IoT, have created a snowball effect when it comes to the …
How CIOs Become Invaluable In the Age of SaaS
With SaaS picking up speed, you may have heard whispers about the future of the CIO. Will the role remain necessary? Will it still serve a critical function in the running of a business, especially when you factor in the emergence of “Everything” as a Service (XaaS)? The answers are yes, yes, and yes. CIOs are still the glue that …
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