Khalid Kark
Khalid Kark is a managing director with the U.S. CIO Program, Deloitte LLP.
10 reasons IT leaders fail at innovation
Tech leaders have been given an innovation mandate, but many still struggle to build a robust innovation capability. What’s holding them back?
3 ways to take charge of disruption
Technology leaders have an opportunity to be more influential and demonstrate the value and capabilities of their existing organizations. To do this, they’ll need to get disruptive.
5 ways leading organizations excel at digital
Leadership lessons from digital vanguard organizations.
Measuring value in the digital age
How changing your mindset can help you make better technology investment decisions.
Six tips for creating a winning talent strategy
Talent may not be the only factor for transforming IT for the digital era, but it’s one of the most critical.
Your IT resolution for 2018: Build better budget habits
At this point in the year, you've likely abandoned all of your New Year's resolutions. But there's one you should stick with: rethinking the IT budget.
Talking tech in corporate boards
Tech leaders are commonly encouraged to speak the language of business, but it is becoming increasingly important for boards to speak the language of technology.
What’s next? 2016 priorities for high-performing CIOs
Deloitte’s CIO Programs leader identifies three priorities for CIOs who want to distinguish themselves IT strategists, decision-makers and leaders.
Time to rethink your strategic planning process
It's no longer enough to align IT strategy with business strategy, says Marcus Matic and Khalid Kark at Forrester Research. CIOs must help define the business strategy as it's developed
Analysts Advise CIOs and Employees Make Decisions Together
To succeed in the ‘empowered era,’ CIOs need to make sure their technology-delivery model has the right mix of IT and business control
Forrester's 2011 Security Strategy Recommendations
Every New Year brings an opportunity to review existing security plans and adjust strategies for the next year. And, as I participate in these conversations for 2011, a lot of similar themes have popped up. Most CISOs are struggling...
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