With wave after wave of disruptive technology washing over the bow of every organisation, the need for good IT captains is greater than ever. At the same time, the role of the CIO is increasingly disintermediated from the business, with surveys showing less and less CIOs reporting directly to the CEO.
So how can IT ensure that it takes the lead in transforming the business and not find itself sidelined?
Australia’s global ranking in digital competiveness is slipping. To turn this around, local organisations need to be innovative, people-focused and agile. This was the message from leaders of research company, ADAPT, when outlining their top 10 strategic priorities for 2020.
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