Technology continues to be a primary factor for change in the world today.

Technological advances give businesses, governments and social-sector institutions more possibilities to elevate their productivity, invent and reinvent offerings and contribute to humanity’s well-being.¹

The post-pandemic workplace continues to evolve and digital transformation has accelerated across every organization, which is forcing CIOs to keep up with pace.² Additionally, IT departments must improve their maturity in key capabilities to maintain relevance in the organization³; and executive boards must give IT executives a seat at the proverbial table. According to Info-Tech Tech Trends 2022 survey, 79% of organizations will have a mix of workers in the office and at home.² Hybrid work models have become a post-pandemic norm; CIOs have been at the forefront of hybrid work by facilitating collaboration between employees mixed between meeting at the office and virtually.² To foster this collaboration, companies will continue to invest in tools adapted during the pandemic.²

Security strategies are essential for companies to control access to their digital assets and confidential data, providing access to only the right people and at the right time.² Security strategies must adapt to a new caliber of threats in ransomware to avoid operational disruption and reputational harm.² Therefore, organizations are being pushed to take a multi-faceted, Enterprise Risk Management approach to prepare for catastrophic losses.²

This edition covers:

+ Top New Technology Trends, 2023

+ Major Claims in the Sector

+ Guidance

+ Cybersecurity Best Practices for Proactive Risk Management

 

Sources

1. McKinsey Technology Trends Outlook 2022 | McKinsey
2. 2022 Tech Trends | Info-Tech Research Group (infotech.com)
3. 2022 Tech Trends | Info-Tech Research Group (infotech.com)