Cloud computing continues to be one of the most hyped terms in the history of IT. Its hype transcends the IT industry and has entered popular culture, which has further increased hype and confusion around the term. Definitions are critical to having productive conversations about cloud computing. Join this complimentary webinar where CIOs and I&O leaders will understand both old and new terminology to plan effective cloud strategies. Learn...

Data and analytics is an increasingly critical element across nearly all industries, business functions and IT disciplines, in both the private and public sectors. Most significantly, it is key to a successful digital business. Gartner’s most recent annual predictions highlight the varied importance of data and analytics across an ever-widening range of business and IT initiatives and the use of technology to support their delivery. This...

Will generative AI help or hurt your organization? The hype around 3rd party provisioned, democratized generative AI solutions such as ChatGPT and Bard continues to grow, and organizations wrestle with the implications. How are different organizations adopting generative AI? What are the privacy and data security implications to consider? Do our governance practices need to shift in response? Who should guide our generative AI initiatives? Joi...

Given the existing pressures to increase efficiency, deliver seamless customer experiences and provide data-driven insights to the business, HR shared services functions must evolve and expand to include more processes and teams. Many HR leaders are transforming their shared services teams into HR operations functions that act as centralized, dedicated groups to provide employees and managers with the proper infrastructure and support to effic...

The main barriers for enterprises’ digital ambitions most often come from other business areas, not from IT. Enterprise culture ranks highest on the list of barriers to technology-related changes, according to the 2022 Gartner Technology-related Change and Fatigue Survey. Yet, CIOs often feel powerless to help change their enterprise’s culture. This webinar will provide a step-by-step process for CIOs to lead enterprise culture cha...

Recent workplace disruptions include employee departures, shifting operating models, digital acceleration, hybrid work, and others. Employees are exhausted due to all the changes, and it is impacting the success of technological initiatives. Many organisations develop effective project plans and address change management properly, but CIOs do not always get the results they want due to change fatigue. CIOs may improve the chances of their chan...

The impact of the pandemic and the rapid acceleration of digital initiatives in a short time forced organizations to control and manage disruptions to their businesses. Security and risk management leaders must take into account forward-looking strategic planning assumptions when allocating resources, selecting products, and prioritizing services and initiatives as they manage the recovery and renewal phases of the past three years. This begs...

Organizations often struggle to scale analytics adoption due to unclear strategy, limited understanding of analytics tools, and poor data literacy. Plus, they face an increasing need to trust and verify analytics outputs due to the lingering mistrust on manually generated insights, compounded by unfamiliarity with basic skills in interpreting and understanding analytic content. Now, the analytics and business intelligence (ABI) market also rec...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will make or break industries and companies over the next decade. Executive leaders should develop a formal AI strategy document that can help identify use cases, quantify benefits and risks, align business and technology teams, and change organizational competencies to support AI. Join this complimentary AI webinar where leaders will learn the foundational elements of an AI strategy and craft a strategy document t...

IT and finance leaders must build stronger partnerships to enable digital business success. While CFOs struggle to appropriately fund digital investments using rigid project-based funding models, CIOs can engage with them by actively involving finance throughout the initiative’s maturation. A productive and successful partnership between CIOs and CFOs must be more than a collegial relationship. This complimentary webinar will help CIOs a...