Good evening from Zürich, I'm writing an article about the evolution of the role of today's CIO. While in the past l, a CIO was linked to managing the IT of a company and information systems, I believe that today's CIOs are steering the technological developments of their companies. So my question to all of the CIOs is:  What are in your opinion the most important tasks of the CIO? To what extent did these change in the last decade?

If the bulk of your workforce is hourly, non-salary, frontline or essential – a digital workplace is an:

The OpenInfra Foundation, the successor to the OpenStack Foundation, has announced that Microsoft has joined as a Platinum Member. If you use OpenStack, what do you run it on currently?

Please share your thoughts: Does your organization support the distinction between "makers and managers"?  Does it go as far as to directly encourage the "makers" to block off many hours daily to have the focus time to get high-quality work done? In many organizations I've been in, managers and executives did not understand or support giving the "makers" the necessary blocks of focus time. They would interrupt often, sometimes even prioritizing ways of working that prioritize the manager's ability to interrupt. Many extreme open-office plans that have been popularized in the last decade require people to wear headphones or find nooks to get away from distractions. I think this level of openness and distraction has caused many to seek remote employment. What do you think works best? What have you seen work and why? What anti-patterns should we all seek to identify and work away from?

What are the biggest corporate difficulties you are facing right now?

Fintech apps in Turkey have experienced substantial growth, with installs and sessions increasing by 43% and 64% from 2021 to 2022, respectively. In the first half of 2023, installs were 17% higher than the 2022 average. Any idea or where to find similar data about India fintech apps?