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Simon Sinek says: “Leadership requires two things; a vision of the world that does not yet exist and the ability to communicate it.”
While the definition of Digital Transformation is straightforward; the process of replacing traditional business processes with digital technologies requires leadership, that vision of the organization’s digital future and the ability to communicate that vision.
Ten Steps to Strategic Transformation offers a point of view on what organizations can do; prior to, during and post-digital transformation to first create the vision of the future then communicate and implement that vision. These ten steps will touch on defining your “North Star”, data readiness, change management, scope management, business case development, and executive alignment. The goal of these ten steps is to help organizations achieve their desired top line, bottom line, and green line objections while addressing people, process and organizational challenges and opportunities.
With cutting-edge technology all around us, it’s important to learn how to use it. With edge computing set to gain momentum in 2022, you will need expert advice before you build or alter your strategy. Joining us is Maharaj Mukherjee who has extensive knowledge on AI & ML, and once worked with the IBM team to help develop Deep Blue. Now, Maharaj will share his thoughts on how AI & ML can help your business build effective edge-computing, as well as best practice examples to consider in the future.
Organizations are witnessing the dawn of the data-driven, AI, and regulatory era. The digital transformation of organizations is occurring at a rapid pace in order to stay relevant and pave the way to a sustainable future. The consolidation of an organization’s data into a governed, trusted, and well-managed environment that supports both analytics development and production workloads is playing a crucial role in this transformation. Organizations want to take advantage of AI, but they need a trusted foundation and access to the data. Our mission is to deliver a trusted, enterprise-wide, data and AI backbone for transforming IBM into an AI Enterprise. The resulting benefits to business include reduced time to find and consume data and reduced time to implement initiatives.
For nearly two years, organizations have learned to work with their teams remotely. But as the offices have begun to reopen, what are the latest technological innovations that can support a new kind of hybrid work? As new hybrid work models are being tested, what is the best technology that can empower employees to be successful and ensure that data stays safe and secure, no matter where they work? Moreover, is it possible that these technological innovations can also develop a strong hybrid work culture? This interview with Zoom will discuss the latest innovations within hybrid work and key strategies to support new models.
Tommy Gardner is HP’s Chief Technology Officer for HP Federal, spanning the US Federal Agencies, and State and Local government customer segments. Through his technology leadership and product strategies, Tommy has been able to pinpoint common cybersecurity issues that affect the Federal and State level. Moreover, he has noticed how issues that affect them trickle down to private corporations.
We don’t need to tell you how challenging the last few years have been to the US population and their healthcare system. What we can tell you is how this sector has adapted and focused on operational transformation, digital access for patients, and improving their experiences through digitization.
Joining us to highlight real-life examples is Sunila Thelma Levi from CommonSpirit Health. She will explore the current value of IT within the healthcare industry and her steps towards better digitization.
Energy prices are rising. Supply chains are under strain. New forms of energy are being adopted. This is a sector that requires the very best in digital transformation to thrive. From home delivered heating oil to home delivered pizza, Energy North Group is a great example of a company that is completely overhauling its operations to stay competitive, fair, and engaging. From stacking shelves to filling fuel tankers, learn how Steve Evans is making sure that technology is the best way to reinvent his company in challenging times.
The gaming and esports entertainment industry is a growing and dynamic sector, and Riot Games bring audiences some of the world’s best-known gaming titles. But as this industry, like so many others, becomes more lucrative, attacks from negative actors are increasing and internal staff can find it hard to keep up. In order to stay ahead of the curve, how can organizations proactively revolutionize their internal security with BISO roles? And how can this restructuring ensure stability in the years to come?
The wheels never stop turning within the logistics industry, and while digital transformation has introduced profound efficiencies, it has also generated a host of system complexities and data. Understanding your environment pre and post any digital transformation allows you to better support your technology ecosystem and your business. As CIOs and CISOs we must consistently focus on ensuring resiliency of our systems, but that job is regularly complicated during digital transformations. Russ Felker, CTO of Trinity Logistics will use the transportation industry as a metaphor for more intentionally pursuing data analysis, data delivery, and resiliency within digital transformation initiatives.
Helping an over 115-year-old non-profit embrace technology needs more than the latest technology on sale. It needs a strong and stable foundation to achieve modernization, supported by a strong team and even stronger security systems. A good Digital Transformation strategy should affect all areas of an organization. Budget constraints, staff prioritization, and a lack of project focus can be overcome, and new processes can leave an organization stronger than before. Cris Downey from Rotary International is here to share his thoughts on ‘quick wins’, ROIs, and effective timelines that have enabled him to overcome a century of old technology and processes: ensuring that the future is in safe hands.
As a leader at Ally, a digital-only bank, Sathish Muthukrishnan did not lead Ally through a traditional digital transformation. His belief that digital transformation does not start with technology: but with customers was key. But having joined Ally in January 2020, Covid-19 would soon upend customers’ habits and expectations which begs the question: how did Ally prosper?
Energy prices are rising. Supply chains are under strain. New forms of energy are being adopted. This is a sector that requires the very best in digital transformation to thrive. From home delivered heating oil to home delivered pizza, Energy North Group is a great example of a company that is completely overhauling its operations to stay competitive, fair, and engaging. From stacking shelves to filling fuel tankers, learn how Steve Evans is making sure that technology is the best way to reinvent his company in challenging times.
The wheels never stop turning within the logistics industry, and while digital transformation has introduced profound efficiencies, it has also generated a host of system complexities and data. Understanding your environment pre and post any digital transformation allows you to better support your technology ecosystem and your business. As CIOs and CISOs we must consistently focus on ensuring resiliency of our systems, but that job is regularly complicated during digital transformations. Russ Felker, CTO of Trinity Logistics will use the transportation industry as a metaphor for more intentionally pursuing data analysis, data delivery, and resiliency within digital transformation initiatives.
With cutting-edge technology all around us, it’s important to learn how to use it. With edge computing set to gain momentum in 2022, you will need expert advice before you build or alter your strategy. Joining us is Maharaj Mukherjee who has extensive knowledge on AI & ML, and once worked with the IBM team to help develop Deep Blue. Now, Maharaj will share his thoughts on how AI & ML can help your business build effective edge-computing, as well as best practice examples to consider in the future.
While the definition of Digital Transformation is straightforward; the process of replacing traditional business processes with digital technologies requires leadership, that vision of the organization’s digital future and the ability to communicate that vision.
In this session, Suresh Ramanathan, Vice President, S/4 Center of Excellence at SAP will offer his experience on what organizations can do throughout the digital transformation process to create the vision of the future then communicate and implement that vision.
We don’t need to tell you how challenging the last few years have been to the US population and their healthcare system. What we can tell you is how this sector has adapted and focused on operational transformation, digital access for patients, and improving their experiences through digitization.
Joining us to highlight real-life examples is Sunila Thelma Levi from CommonSpirit Health. She will explore the current value of IT within the healthcare industry and her steps towards better digitization.
From cleansing to creating better data retention policies and strategies, how can you better extract meaningful insights from stored data?Patrick Benoit is an expert in data usage, storage, and sharing data and regularly provides strategic security guidance that makes security a front-facing function. In this session, Patrick will identify risks and offer his thoughts on potential solutions.
Organizations are witnessing the dawn of the data-driven, AI, and regulatory era. The digital transformation of organizations is occurring at a rapid pace in order to stay relevant and pave the way to a sustainable future. The consolidation of an organization’s data into a governed, trusted, and well-managed environment that supports both analytics development and production workloads is playing a crucial role in this transformation. Organizations want to take advantage of AI, but they need a trusted foundation and access to the data. Our mission is to deliver a trusted, enterprise-wide, data and AI backbone for transforming IBM into an AI Enterprise. The resulting benefits to business include reduced time to find and consume data and reduced time to implement initiatives.
Helping an over 115-year-old non-profit embrace technology needs more than the latest technology on sale. It needs a strong and stable foundation to achieve modernization, supported by a strong team and even stronger security systems. A good Digital Transformation strategy should affect all areas of an organization. Budget constraints, staff prioritization, and a lack of project focus can be overcome, and new processes can leave an organization stronger than before. Cris Downey from Rotary International is here to share his thoughts on ‘quick wins’, ROIs, and effective timelines that have enabled him to overcome a century of old technology and processes: ensuring that the future is in safe hands.
Cloud migration is crucial to the success of innovative initiatives, and many industry voices are keen to share their approach to successful cloud migration while ensuring their route is secure. Learning from one’s peers – whether they have fully migrated or are in the final stages – will help ensure success and long-term stability. Speaker: Dara Meath, Divisional Chief Informational Officer, Digital/Ecommerce, Conair LLC.
Digital Transformation enables brand new forms of creativity and ingenuity. DX has also been bolstered with AI-ML and when deployed correctly it can enhance or even replace traditional methods of support. But is AI-ML a sure-fire way to achieve the latest in DX? What are some of the common misconceptions, and how has Dell learnt to embrace this change?
Things were going well for The Wine Enthusiasts. Major Digital Transformation and Migration projects were exceeding expectations and cybersecurity was being bolstered across this growing organization. But things were quickly turned upside down when The Wine Enthusiasts were attacked by a myriad of Bad Actors who tested Eric Roelofs’ cybersecurity protocols to the limit. What was Eric able to protect? What attacks were too much for their defenses, and how have they build back stronger than before?
Do you feel like your SOC struggles to really “get ahead?” Are you worried that cyber threats remain in your network undetected? And is it even possible to break the cycle of constantly reacting to security alerts? While security tools have a lot of bells and whistles to help SOCs react to cyber threats, in order to truly thrive in an evolving threat landscape, an organization needs to be proactive. Threat hunting, thinking like an adversary, and intelligence-driven incident response are a few ways to accomplish this, and we’ll explore how each can play a role in your organization.
While blockchain was originally associated with cryptocurrencies, managing any transaction digitally is a fantastic way to ensure comprehensive efficiency, security, and transparency. Blockchain and Crypto are by far the biggest game-changers to every organization, but truly revolutionary use cases are few and far between. While this technology has been around for years, do organizations continue to live on borrowed time, and ignore the benefits of these technologies?
Tommy Gardner is HP’s Chief Technology Officer for HP Federal, spanning the US Federal Agencies, and State and Local government customer segments. Through his technology leadership and product strategies, Tommy has been able to pinpoint common cybersecurity issues that affect the Federal and State level. Moreover, he has noticed how issues that affect them trickle down to private corporations.
The future of work is here, and seismic shifts are happening across the IT industry. For many, this is the age of ‘The Great Resignation’ which heralds greater challenges when attracting and retaining staff. For others, this is the perfect time to adopt cultural change and enjoy new relationships with their work. But who is correct? Are we witnessing a craze that will soon fizzle out, or will organizations need to introduce change to attract the best staff?
For nearly two years, organizations have learned to work with their teams remotely. But as the offices have begun to reopen, what are the latest technological innovations that can support a new kind of hybrid work? As new hybrid work models are being tested, what is the best technology that can empower employees to be successful and ensure that data stays safe and secure, no matter where they work? Moreover, is it possible that these technological innovations can also develop a strong hybrid work culture? This interview with Zoom will discuss the latest innovations within hybrid work and key strategies to support new models.
The CIO from a property and casualty insurance company was faced with the challenge of multiple business units running their business intelligence and analytics reporting on an ever-growing number of disparate tools and systems. The company needed to reduce its costs, and manage disparate tools while facing creating an integrated data strategy that would align the business units and lead the company into the future.
This conversation will discuss the challenges of running a business on a myriad of tools, while planning the data strategy for the future, and the roadmap to get to that strategy.
The pandemic has led to a growing dependence on technology for customer support. Consumers are increasing their digital purchases by 160 percent and are expecting businesses to support them across their channels of choice like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and more. To stay competitive, businesses have responded by rapidly purchasing new point solutions to support customers on their channels of choice. Now the pressure is on the IT teams to ensure these siloed solutions work together smoothly. They need to deliver consistent cross-channel experiences for their customers’ journeys, an easy-to-use tech stack for their employees, and a future-proof IT strategy for their business leaders.
Trends in healthcare can help alleviate the current challenges within the system or add exponentially to the burden already on healthcare providers and payers. Technology must be harnessed to help healthcare professionals accomplish their mission and Miguel is here to show how he supports them in his role.
How can organizations avoid conflicts of interest between security and DevOps teams while providing a separation of duties that are efficient and scalable? What are some of the best practices when approaching platformization?
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We are looking for executives with genuine needs for new solutions and buying influence or authority. Invitations are extended to C-level executives, SVPs, VPs, Directors and Managers within all Information Technology functions.
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There are many reasons to attend! For starters, CIO VISIONS Virtual Summit is the only online event customized to help you with your current challenges. You’ll learn from industry veterans and connect to the solutions you need. Your time is valuable, and sticking to your budget is more important than ever. CIO VISIONS HR is designed to help you maximize your time and money for the best possible results.