CIOs are increasingly 'external-facing'. That is, they drive sales by connecting with other CIOs who are often SaaS buyers. Are you a "sales CIO"? How do you balance your day job and the sales role?

Is consumption-based IT (ie paying for IT services based on consumption rather than on a subscription basis) the right fit for your organisation?

If you had a magic wand - what's the #1 daily business challenge you'd eliminate?

Have you been able to successfully integrate AI/ML into your enterprise search? What were your greatest challenges or failures in doing so?

We are exploring alternatives for Equity platforms/services.  As a publicly traded company, we are tracking complex stock grants that require finance/tax analysis.  We currently utilize Computershare but looking to see what other organizations are using.  We started to look at Bank of America due to other synergies but have not found a positive reference/testimonial to date.

Do you agree with this statement?  "Digital transformation is no longer a buzzword or a longterm strategy; it's about near-term survival. COVID-19 is accelerating transformations that might have otherwise taken decades..."