Published: 22 May 2024
Summary
I&O leaders can enhance their influence by leveraging their unique visibility into topics relevant to key decision makers. This article looks six years in the future, hypothesizing a dramatic increase in I&O’s social impact responsibilities, including AI ethics, sustainability and cybersecurity.
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AI ethics and related regulations will grow as a public concern. By 2030, AI regulations will begin solidifying, but regulatory environments will vary dramatically from one governmental jurisdiction to another.
Sustainability initiatives expand beyond cloud efficiency and increasingly incorporate device life cycles, positioning I&O to lead many organizations’ environmental social impact efforts.
An increased emphasis on the social and environmental implications of I&O activities elevates the I&O function, given their enterprisewide visibility on cloud and devices. This requires closer relationships between I&O leaders and executives in marketing, HR, supply chain, compliance and PR.
Cybersecurity and data privacy continue to be social
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