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In “Designed for Digital," which will be released next week, the authors suggest that winning at digital requires more than a mastery of social, mobile, analytics, cloud and IoT. It requires the willingness to experiment and to create...
The end of project management?
IT project management as a discipline has been around for many years. However, is it relevant in the age of digital products? Or can it become a valuable adjunct to IT digital product management?
IT’s role in managing the customer journey
Customer experience (CX) today is paramount to more and more businesses. While technology has a role to play in CX, the starting point is understanding the friction created at each touch point within the customer journey.
Cleaning up the legacy mess so the business can innovate
Business innovation doesn’t come from cleaning up the mess common to many legacy systems. However, not fixing the mess can certainly slow or limit the ability to innovate.
What CIOs need to know about low code software development
While most CIOs say they are deploying some form of low code today, the question is what will its impact be as it powers through the classic trough of disillusionment?
The importance of the business stakeholders meeting
Business alignment and transparency matter but are CIOs achieving it? Are they putting in place business stakeholder meetings that enable real alignment?
Protecting data in an increasingly insecure world
Protecting data is only going to get tougher. Are CIOs ready to protect what is the most important enterprise asset?
Asset Management: A pain pill or a nice-to-have?
How relevant is IT Asset Management (ITAM) in the cloud era? What are the biggest problems it solves?
Continuous improvement – now more than ever
In an era of digital disruption, IT organizations need to move faster. Given this, should CIOs be active enablers of continuous improvement?
Process innovation
Where should CIOs be driving innovation? And how should they deliver on the promise of innovation?
Why data governance matters – and who should own it?
Should CIOs take an active role in data governance? Their organizations may need it to survive even if they don’t grock the business value.
How can CIOs drive business innovation?
Innovation is typically situational, so CIOs need to be an authentic, reciprocal partners across the business to take advantage of opportunities.
Is business modernization on your agenda?
While it may seem obvious that modernization should be the foundation for creating a digital business, most CIOs say that they go hand in hand and can feed off each other in different, not-so-obvious ways.
How CIOs can get truly strategic...and why that matters
CIOs can earn their opportunity to advance at the strategy table, but to keep their roles, they need to make what IT does central to the business.
How the American Cancer Society is navigating its digital transformation journey
Blake Sanders, the ACS CIO, discusses how digital transformation starts with people and process, and requires business and IT leaders to envision more than just the past, but the future as well.
Intelligently cutting run-the-business expenditure
What should the goal be for run-the-business expenditure...and can optimizing spending enable transformation?
The most important metrics to drive IT as a business
Is IT running itself as a business or is this still a future goal? Measuring the right things can drive alignment and better performance.
Creating an organization that excels at digital
Digital isn’t always easy but the organizations that succeed will survive the next wave of digital disruption. Those that don’t will have a "Kodak Moment."
A primer for CIOs needing ‘deep learning’ on the benefits on emerging tech
Analytics, machine learning and other emerging technologies are transforming how businesses compete.
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