CIO & STRATEGY
In Tech Trends 2023, we consider how technology leaders can attack opportunities while protecting the organization from the risks posed.
CIO & STRATEGY
Create an IT strategy based on business needs, not just intuition. It is no longer enough to generate a text document and call it an IT strategy. Stakeholder attention spans are growing shorter; create a visual IT strategy to show how IT will support the business.
DATA & BI
In this report, we explore nine data use cases for emerging technologies that can improve on capabilities needed to compete in the data-driven economy. Use cases combine emerging data trends and modernization of existing capabilities.
CIO & STRATEGY
The days of a “typical” workplace have passed. When it comes to the new world of hybrid work, there is no best-of-breed example to follow. Among the flood of contradictory decisions made by industry leaders, your IT organization must forge its own path, informed not just by the needs of your employees but also by the support required by the rest of the organization.
INF & OPS
2023 promises to bring a new set of challenges and building on the credibility established during the pandemic. Infrastructure is in a unique position to influence the direction their business will take to be successful in a time of austerity.
CIO & STRATEGY
The organizational redesign process requires a strong foundation, selection and customization of the right future-state operating model, and clear understanding of change management principles. With these components, an organizational chart can continually be adapted to meet the needs of the organization.
CIO & STRATEGY
In our Tech Trends 2023 report, we called on CIOs to think of themselves as chess grandmasters. To view strategy as playing both sides of the board, simultaneously attacking the opponent's king while also defending your own. In our CIO Priorities 2023 report, we'll continue with that metaphor as we reflect on IT's capability to respond to trends.
DATA & BI
The amount of data within organizations is growing at an exponential rate, creating a need for organizations to adopt a formal approach to governing their data. However, many organizations remain uninformed on how to effectively and sustainably govern their data.
SECURITY
Technology sophistication and business adoption, the proliferation of hacking techniques, and the expansion of hacking motivations from financial to social, political, or strategic have resulted in organizations facing major security risks. Every organization needs a strategic, not reactive, security plan.
