CEOs see IT as revenue creating more than cost saving
There has been a reverse in the interest of CEOs in IT projects that save the business money to initiatives that make money, Harvey Nash’s latest CIO survey has revealed.
There has been a reverse in the interest of CEOs in IT projects that save the business money to initiatives that make money, Harvey Nash’s latest CIO survey has revealed.
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has called on the federal government to take urgent action on implementing a science and technology strategy to drive innovation and growth.
For CFO of accounting software provider MYOB, Richard Moore, cloud is more than just a buzz word; it means business. With software services access and delivery increasingly moving online, the vendor jumped on the opportunity and doubled the company’s new product registrations within six months.
Operating under a local area network, and with limited access to fibre, Moonee Valley Racing Club (MVRC) wasn’t able to scale up its Internet connectivity during peak times at racing events, nor was it able to offer coverage throughout its entire race course.
There’s no doubt technology is playing a major part in the way many organisations are conducting their businesses, and CFOs need to get involved in this if they want to help drive business growth. However, getting on board with the latest technology trends and opportunities is easier said than done.
Empower your business with innovative new technologies Technology is everywhere that matters, from disparate mobile devices to global data centers and everywhere in between. To stay competitive and to maximize value of IT, IT must have the agility and stability to meet the increasing demands and speed of the business.