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7 ways an MBA will advance your IT career — and 5 ways it won’t

CIO

By acquiring a broader perspective, MBA-equipped IT leaders typically gain a better understanding of all the critical elements that go into running a business, including finances, creative marketing, and working in cooperation with HR. How much higher depends on many factors, including the enterprise’s size, market, and value.

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A history of tech adaptation for today’s changing business needs

CIO

The best weapon to make decisions in a dynamic world is accurate and relevant information so organizations can carry out strategic plans in the most reliable way. Externally, it’s seen a steady increase in customer satisfaction surveys, revenue, stock price, and ratings as the most innovative provider in the market research industry.”

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What business executives don’t understand about IT

CIO

IT was looked upon as a group of techies that performed some unexplainable job that was supposed to revolutionize the business. What IT’s role is in corporate strategic planning Next, the company’s top executives must ensure that the CIO participates in the corporate strategic planning process.

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Top 10 barriers to strategic IT success

CIO

CIOs must redirect resources when technologies as revolutionary as generative AI come to market or risk falling behind or becoming obsolete — in which case, hitting other strategic goals won’t matter much. Ryan Downing, CIO of enterprise business solutions at Principal Financial Group, saw how this challenge impacted his organization.

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Perficient Quoted in Two Forrester Reports Exploring How Health Plans Can Better Engage Members

Perficient

We often hear from our payer clients that, due to the highly matrixed nature of health insurance organizations, no one group feels that it truly owns the entire experience of its members. Rather, we see the greatest success when organizations define desired business outcomes then approach technology as a strategic enabler of those goals.

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The metrics that matter

Capgemini

The metrics that matter Vinay Patel 20 April 2023 Facebook Twitter Linkedin How banks are using data to monitor and manage their customer experience performance It’s 2023, and banks are still being asked to go in two directions at once. It’s a challenge that requires a high degree of coordination and strategic planning.

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Healthcare Leadership: An Inside Look at Executive Search Processes

N2Growth Blog

They also rely on data and analytics to provide their clients with insights into the candidates’ performance and potential impact on the organization. The pool of individuals with the necessary expertise and experience is more limited than ever, making it an ever more competitive market.