Change is hard. But knowing what change needs to be made in order to avoid being disrupted is even harder. Jeremy Gutsche, CEO of Trend Hunter, discusses how CIOs need a practical approach to predicting and executing the future with confidence. Watch the Video (2:07)
Over the next few years, chief information officers (CIOs) in all industries will become architects of new business models. Those who navigate with skill and foresight will have the opportunity to guide their companies to new levels of success, while those who ignore important trends and insist on doing business as usual will see their companies fall into decline.
To illuminate the role of the CIO in 2025, Forbes Insights partnered with VMware to survey more than 650 CIOs from a range of sectors. Respondents were from organizations with annual revenue of $1 billion or more, with 16% from firms with $10 billion or more in revenue. Based on the survey findings, this report explores how the world for CIOs is rapidly changing and what their role will look like in 2025.
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The CIO's world is changing fast. In five years, chief information officers (CIOs) will have new responsibilities in the C-suite and across the enterprise, extending their strategic influence over product development, marketing, human resources, the supply chain and more.
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Tools and methodologies like Agile and DevOps must be integrated into the company culture. Hear Joseph Johnson, VP IT Transformation at Windstream, reveal the challenges of changing the way teams work together.
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Today’s IT leaders understand the need for digital transformation – but getting there successfully is never easy.
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