Today, Chief Information and Technology Officers are pressured to automate and modernize systems while staying within the constraints of budgets that have shrunk in recent years. Tuesday’s CIO/CTO Roundtable focused on how technology executives are meeting that challenge.
“Our presenters are people who have “been there, done that,” says roundtable coordinator Ernie Pearson, IT director - applications development, SECURA. “These sessions are very much peer-to-peer. It’s not theory; it’s examples. It’s not hypothetical situations; it’s case studies. It’s how we applied technology, how it worked, and what lessons were learned.”
Although CIOs and CTOs face common challenges, each deals with unique scenarios that are influenced by different business priorities and impacted by different markets, budgets, and company makeup.
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