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Deloitte Insights for CIOs couples broad business insights with deep technical knowledge to help executives drive business and technology strategy, support business transformation, and enhance growth and productivity. Through fact-based research, technology perspectives and analyses, case studies and more, Deloitte Insights for CIOs informs the essential conversations in global, technology-led organizations.
Chief procurement officers indicate the need to embrace a digital strategy, including technology solutions aimed at making procurement more quick, efficient, and transparent, according to the results of a recent Deloitte survey. CIOs can help the procurement function set strategy and assess and obtain tools toward achieving desired digital goals.
The data describing the challenges women face working in IT today may look bleak, but by taking risks, flexing their tech muscles, and seizing opportunities to stand out, women can compete more effectively with men in the field and build lasting careers.
Since joining global insurer Aviva in 2014, Group CIO Monique Shivanandan has been on a mission to propel the company into the digital age. That’s no small feat given Aviva’s history stretches back to late 17th-century Britain, but Shivanandan is pulling out all the stops, including adopting Agile, arranging Silicon Valley tours for the executive team, and setting up a “Digital Garage” that encourages new ways of getting work done.
In the market for a new job? Wondering how to “package yourself” for an interview? Deloitte LLP’s U.S. CIO Program studied more than 70 CIO job postings across industries and ranked the priorities companies want incoming CIOs to address, as well as the qualifications they want candidates to possess. The analysis gives IT leaders a clear picture of organizations’ expectations for CIOs.
Reports challenging the safety of self-driving cars prompted Deloitte Global’s chief information security officer to question approaches to cyber security that depend on employee vigilance. Instead of relying on fallible employees, he writes, cyber security professionals should build systems that anticipate and prevent human errors.
Tom Davenport examines the benefits of analytics and cognitive technologies on audits, and changes to the auditing profession that are likely to result from this influx of innovative technologies. While much of the painstaking detail work is likely to be overtaken by automation, critical-thinking, knowledgeable human auditors will remain in demand.
Augmented reality. Blockchain. Internet of Things. Autonomic platforms. All of these disruptive technologies have the potential to fuel innovative business strategies, and are among the eight technology trends featured in Deloitte Consulting LLP’s newly released report, Tech Trends 2016: Innovating in the digital era. See which other trends made this year’s cut, and what they mean for enterprise value.
Women in IT careers are frequently paid and promoted less than their male counterparts, and may encounter conscious or unconscious biases that temper their success in the workforce. In this short video, Duncan Stewart, director of technology, media, and telecommunications research for Deloitte Canada, looks at the challenges companies face in achieving IT gender parity.
Expect the wide realm of analytics to grow even more dynamic in 2016, as advances in emerging technologies and opportunities for new partnerships help companies address talent shortages, improve cyber security, develop new products, and more.
A CIO hired into a newly divested company must be prepared to detangle a confusing ecosystem of legacy investments, meet aggressive timelines, heed budget constraints, and select the applications, infrastructure, and operating environment best suited to propel a new company toward enduring success.
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