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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Key Findings
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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.
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Sustainability initiatives expand beyond cloud efficiency and increasingly incorporate device life cycles, positioning I&O to lead many organizations’ environmental social impact efforts.
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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.
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Cybersecurity and data privacy continue to be social
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