The push towards more intelligent - even invisible - networks is an exciting future and one we’re all working towards, according to a group of tech leaders during a recent CIO panel discussion at the Juniper Nxtwork 2019 event in Sydney.
C-level tech leaders discussed how they are creating a digitally-transformed work environment for the modern worker that increases productivity and collaboration. The luncheon was sponsored by Citrix and Microsoft.
Tech bosses gathered at Sydney's Rockpool restaurant to discuss the challenges they face when retiring old technology. The luncheon was supported by Google.
Tech bosses gathered at Melbourne's Eureka 89 restaurant to discuss the challenges they face when retiring old technology. The luncheon was supported by Google.
The government has set aside millions of dollars in funding for legacy ICT modernisation projects in an effort to boost data sharing across agencies and improve public access to services.
CIO's Publisher Adam Dennison contends that great leadership and a thriving company culture ultimately support one another, and pays tribute to the legacy of IDG's late Chairman Patrick J. McGovern.
Financial services firms are intently focused on the challenges of competing in fast-changing, competitive markets. At these firms, finance executives and managers are expected to play a pivotal role by supplying visibility into financial performance and helping to shape strategic direction. Yet many finance executives are bogged down by inefficient legacy financial management systems that lack flexibility and provide limited insight into the business. Labor-intensive manual processes and data silos are undercutting the ability of finance executives to innovate, help drive growth and achieve business objectives.
