Leadership and the digital agenda

Richard Chiumento·14 September 2016·People & Change

...Digital transformation has become a key priority for boardrooms across the globe. Such transformation means different things to different organisations but typically involves the digitisation of processes, services, products, customer experiences and more. It also encompasses making better use of data and analytics across the organisation. Read More...

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5 Social Business Predictions for 2017

Rachel Mezzatesta·12 September 2016·Customer Engagement

...In the past two years, we have seen a focus on content creation and storytelling, the inception of real time video with successes like Meerkat and Periscope and the rapid adoption of specialized networks and tools like BeBee and Slack. Read More...

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See through the hype; chart your digital course now

Jens Harsaae·12 September 2016·The Case For Digital Transformation

...If buzz words and tech lingo cloud your sight, you’re not alone. This article contains some navigation aid. Judging from the hype, most companies today face a burning platform of unseen magnitude[1]. The rate of change accelerates and predicting outcomes almost impossible. And – to be clear – digital transformation is relevant for all industries, even if speed and magnitude vary. Read More...

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The CIO Guide to a Successful Information Security Practice: 8 Key Management Pitfalls to Avoid

JC GAILLARD·7 September 2016·Cyber Security

...This article is a summary of the series “The CIO Guide to a successful Information Security Practice – 8 Key Management pitfalls to avoid” published on the Corix Partners blog in May and June 2015. The series deconstructs eight commonly held views on Information Security that CIOs would have encountered, and highlights the key Governance and Leadership rules CIOs and CISOs should follow to build and deliver a successful Information Security practice. Read More...

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For A New Approach to Cyber Security Executive Education

JC GAILLARD·7 September 2016·Cyber Security

...Last January, Brown University launched a milestone “Executive Master in Cybersecurity”. The 16-months program aims at training a new generation of top security executives by offering professionals with a combination of on-campus as well as online, highly collaborative and interactive education modules. Experts from many different departments of the University were drawn into the program in order to provide students with a deep understanding of this multi-faceted issue – looking at InfoSec from a global, technical, human, and policy perspective. Read More...

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Security & Privacy by Design: A Cultural Revolution and a Matter of Corporate Social Responsibility for Tech Firms

JC GAILLARD·7 September 2016·Cyber Security

...For years, many technology firms have treated security and privacy matters as an afterthought. It was at best a necessary evil related to regulations and compliance; at worst, something you would window-dress on the day in front of those few clients who would ask the question. Read More...

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Cyber Security: Who Cares? and What Happens Next?

JC GAILLARD·7 September 2016·Cyber Security

...In recent years, the topic of digital transformation has moved to the top of the agenda in the business world. However, most of these discussions all too often seem to bypass the issue of cyber security. This is hard to understand in a context where many studies have clearly illustrated that cyber and privacy threats have started to damage the trust of consumers and have the potential to destroy considerable amounts of value. Read More...

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10 Reasons Why SMBs Must Implement a Customer EXPERIENCE Management Culture Today

Logan Nathan·7 September 2016·Customer Engagement

...Are you guilty of treating digital marketing as a ‘nice to have’ instead of an integral part of your business strategy? { this } Read More...

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Cyber Security: The Misleading Message of the Technology Industry

JC GAILLARD·6 September 2016·Cyber Security

...There is an incredible amount of material online and on social media around cyber security. But the vast majority of it is either sponsored by technology vendors or directly associated with them. They range from start-ups or specialised software houses (large and small), all the way up to industry heavy weights. They sponsor industry events, conferences and publications of all sorts, including the specialised supplements of many broadsheets and magazines. They produce white papers, reports, surveys and the like, in numbers sufficient to fill several bookcases every year. Read More...

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Knee-Jerk Reactions to Data Breaches are damaging the case for Cyber Security

JC GAILLARD·24 August 2016·Cyber Security

...Cyber Security Transformation is not about implementing yet another technology product.  Anybody who has spent a few years in InfoSec management has seen this happen: Following an internal near-miss or some high-profile security incident widely publicised in the media (such as the TalkTalk data breach in the UK), the same senior executives – who previously wouldn’t bat an eyelid over information security issues – suddenly start panicking: Priorities shift. Immediate solutions are demanded. Money appears out of nowhere by the millions. Tech vendors are lined up. Some product is purchased that will allegedly fix everything. A box is checked, then normality returns. Read More...

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Enabling Your CIO

Simon Ratcliffe·24 August 2016·People & Change

...Most businesses are becoming increasingly dependent on IT, not just for daily operations, but as the enabler of digital transformation in a world that is being disrupted every day with new approaches to enacting business. The inherent problem within most businesses is the tension that is ever present between IT Operations and the need for innovation and change.  Over the past thirty years, with the exception of the dot com blip, IT departments have been tasked with ensuring the availability of key systems, updating things where necessary and responding with resources, often in large scale projects, aimed at transforming an aspect of a business. Read More...

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Digital Disruption: How CEOs Can Lead The Way

Shawna Ryan·24 August 2016·People & Change

...Shawna Ryan, Editor, Meet The Boss, asks thought leaders in marketing how CEOs are leading the way in an industry where digital transformation looms large. Read More...

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