Business leaders are increasingly making technology decisions with far-reaching implications, while business technologists are increasingly developing innovations. This session features research insights and best practices for CIOs and heads of EA and technology innovation. Join us to discuss how to help business leaders make architecturally sound decisions and foster a culture wherein anyone can innovate for the benefit of the enterprise.

Midsize firms invest in digital technologies and adopt new workplace tools in response to disruption. While beneficial, such changes burden end-users with the unintended cost of change fatigue. Learn how other midsize CIOs minimized ITs contribution to change fatigue and improved enterprise productivity, retention and engagement.

Everyone can contribute to improved diversity, equity and inclusion by acting as an ally to people in marginalized or underrepresented groups. However, many opportunities are missed because we are unsure exactly what to do, or are afraid our actions might make things worse. In this session, we will learn how to be better allies ourselves, and how to build allyship skills and confidence in others.

Technologists outside of IT are at higher risk of attrition than other employees, including IT staff. These technologists need new and better opportunities to develop and grow in their careers. Join this session to learn how to transform technology management to support an workforce of technologists.

As technology delivery is distributed across the enterprise and digital innovation becomes a shared leadership responsibility, CIOs must orchestrate and enable innovation by technologists outside of IT to accelerate the pace of digital business. Join this session to learn how leading CIOs are leveraging democratized digital delivery to drive business innovation.