Gartner Expert

Apoorva Chhabra

Principal Analyst

Apoorva Chhabra is an Principal Analyst, a member of the Innovation and Disruption team, part of Executive Leadership of Digital Business. Her research is focused on helping enterprises to digitally transform and innovate. It includes topics such as creating a digital strategic vision, managing innovation, assessing digital maturity, how digital disrupts leadership and how enterprise's culture change to enable digital business transformation.

Previous experience

Prior to Gartner, Ms. Chhabra has 5+ years of work experience in the areas of research and consulting. She has mainly worked on data driven business intelligence & digital transformation strategy projects to help clients develop GTM/Market Expansion strategies, New Technology Adoption, Competitive Benchmarking, Opportunity Assessment. It involved conducting primary and secondary research to identify market, vendor and technology dynamics and in-depth analysis on new age cognitive technologies like Artificial Intelligence, RPA, IOT.

Professional background

S&P Global Market Intelligence

Research Associate II

Manthan Advisors

Associate Consultant

Zinnov Management Consulting

Consultant

Areas of coverage

CIO Leadership of Innovation, Disruptive Trends and Emerging Practices

CIO Leadership of Technology Talent, Culture and DEI

Executive Leadership: Digital Business

Executive Leadership: Strategic Risk Management

Executive Leadership: Innovation Management

Education

MBA, Finance & Marketing, Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management

Bachelor's in Business Studies, University of Delhi

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Top Issues That I Help Clients Address

1How to foster a culture of innovation and creativity in organizations

2The characteristics of highly effective digital leadership and Culture hacks to drive change

3Assessing and improving digital business maturity

4Accelerate business model innovation in response to disruption

5Value of developing a neurocentric organization that leverages behavioral science