29-30 November, 2022 | Taj Yeshwantpur, Bangalore
Big5 CIO Themes for 2023
01 - The New Forces of Innovation
Organizations have had to transform and innovate to survive over the last 2 years. However, when they look at competitors, they see that everyone has innovated at about the same pace. The 7-year innovation cycle is history—organizations need the right strategy and technologies to bring down the time to market for innovations. As organizations continue to innovate to stay ahead, what are the potential areas where they will be forced to innovate?
02 - Hyper-Personalization in an Experience Economy
We are right in the middle of an experience economy. The brand today is defined by the experience that it provides to not only their customers, but also their employees. In this human-centric world, technology is constantly evolving to allow organizations to offer hyper-personalized products and services. There is a fine line between hyper-personalization and breach of privacy. Are organizations' applications teams able to walk that line?
03 - Cyber-Resilience in an Evolving Threat Landscape
As companies move more resources to the cloud, increase IoT usage, and employees increasingly work remotely, a new approach to cybersecurity is required. There is a need for constant and automated monitoring, to build a zero-trust environment and to have a robust incidence response strategy when a breach actually does happen. Are organizations geared to stay ahead of the attackers and manage their digital assets and reputation?
04 - The Seamless Distributed Enterprise
Cloud and collaboration have been true enablers of an organization's transformation—and survival—over the last 2 years. Now it's time to operate as truly distributed enterprises. It's time to build the right architecture; integrate security; define management models; and manage workloads in a single pane to meet the needs of remote employees, partners and customers, who are fueling the demand for virtual services and hybrid workplaces.
05 - Data-Driven Digital Business
Every organization today wants to be a data-driven, digital enterprise. But have they re-evaluated their strategy to futureproof their data and AI investments? Are they investing in the right technologies to be truly data-driven? Data outlives processes and technology – are organizations geared to harness their legacy data to shape their future or will they concede ground rapidly because of their inability to act?
Replay the Sessions
AMIT GUPTA
Founder and Chairman | Ecosystm
SUNIL GUPTA
Co-Founder & CEO | Yotta Infrastructure Solutions
DR. KAUSHIK GHATAK
Principal Advisor | Ecosystm
RAJESH GARG
Executive Vice President & Chief Digital Officer | Yotta Infrastructure Solutions
SASH MUKHERJEE
Principal Analyst, Industry Research | Ecosystm
SUBRAMANIYAM (SUBBU) IYER
Regional Director, India & SAARC | Forescout Technologies
KAMAL NATH
CEO | Sify Technologies Limited
VENU REDDY
Managing Director – India | Ecosystm
GURU BALA
Head of Solution Architecture | AWS
ULLRICH LOEFFLER
Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder, Ecosystm
RAJIV MASKARA
Director-Sales (South India) | Qlik