Where IT Leaders Share Ideas
Cloud evangelist Ian Moyse explores the emergence of Metallic, the SaaS back-up of choice for Microsoft. Data has exploded, security threats are greater than ever before and cloud continues to proliferate. With this the need for protection and resilience of data is at its greatest and the game has just been changed by this new entrant.
Cloud Gateway CTO Neil Briscoe shares cost-efficient options for business continuity, in sharp contrast to the cost-intensive contingency plans many implemented in the wake of COVID-19.
Don’t miss the interactive Digital Boardroom with Neil and CIO Chair Ian Golding on the 14th of July.
John O’Donovan, CTO, Allen and Overy led an excellent session, chaired by leading CIO, Tony Johnson. It was all about bringing technology to life in the business, demonstrating for stakeholders how it can make work easier, richer, through data and collaborative exchange, to define an adaptable and robust strategy that everyone is bought into.
Cloud evangelist Ian Moyse zeroes in on the role of cloud during the pandemic with excellent insight. 2020 is the year when cloud computing came into its own as the enabler to Work From Home. Cloud has its pros and cons like any technology, but its successes have been highlighted during 2020’s COVID period. What will this mean for digital transformation and disruption for the remainder of 2020 and beyond?
We spoke with CIO WaterCooler members Nick Burton, Victoria Higgin, Chris Lord and Sue Walnut to understand how the pandemic has changed their attitudes and how they deliver digital transformation. In the article, we highlight the top takeaways and include perspectives from our contributors in their own words.
