In today's business world,standing still is not an option.
Is your IT capability keeping up with the pace of change?How do you balance quality and speed whiledealing with tight budgets and skill shortages?
make your it organizationan innovation center
Is there money to spare after keeping legacysystems running? Leading organizationsspend at least 40% of their IT budget oninitiatives to drive growth and productivity.
is your technology architectureholding your company back?
Unless your systems are architected to be secure,flexible, and maintainable, everythingyou do will take longer and cost more.
how does a cio balanceconflicting forces?
Rigorous security vs. empowering users;Complex technology vs. speed;Deadlines vs. quality;Tight budgets vs. spiraling demand.
is your it organizationheld back by skill gaps?
Technology advancements mean more newskills must be acquired. Recruiting can behit or miss, and training is no substitute forexperience when project deadlines loom.
will you be the next companyembarrassed by a customer data breachor held hostage by ransomware?
Keeping ahead of the cyber criminalsrequires constant attention to network defenses,security policies, and user awareness.
are you preparedfor catastrophe?
FEMA estimates that 40% of businessesdo not reopen after a disaster andanother 25% fail within a year.
your employees' mobile devicesare an opportunity and a threat
Tablets and smartphones are nowubiquitous and empowering employees,but is your company data safe,Especially when employees bring their ownand tear up the old IT rules.
How healthy are your databases?Are you at risk of data loss?
Without monitoring, SQL databases arevulnerable to performance degradationand data corruption. If your backups can’tbe restored, your business is at risk.
change is hard
Major IT projects frequently involve majorprocess and organizational changes thatcan be more challenging than the technology.
is your erp or crm systemholding back your business?
The latest packages can transform your business, but major software implementations arecomplex and high-risk, with the potential forcost overruns and business disruptions.