Over the last 25 years, Raj has directed projects in the areas of IT governance, information security, IT assurance, enterprise risk management and risk-based internal audits.
Marcus Starke, Senior VP, SAP Worldwide Marketing Regions talks about various new challenges that CIOs are facing with the rapidly changing era of IT.
Current co-chairman S. Gopalakrishnan will become executive vice chairman, while CEO S.D. Shibulal remains in his position, Infosys said.
SAP will consolidate all innovation under Vishal Sikka, member of the Executive Board of SAP AG, Technology and Innovation.
Rita Soni, CEO, NASSCOM Foundation talks about the huge role of technology in doing good for the society and about being a social entrepreneur.
Dane Anderson, VP, Research Director & Region Manager, Forrester Research talks about business undertaking IT, surpassing CIO controls. He suggests tips to manage the disruptive technologies causing this phenomenon.
Ashish will focus on Business Process Management (BPM), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), Social Technologies, Digital Marketing among other things.
Jacob Lamm, EVP Strategy & Corporate Development, CA Technologies talks about CIOs using cloud flexibility to leverage best of breed components of various technologies and innovate.
HP veteran Parag Khurana joins F5 to drive further growth in the Indian subcontinent.
Nagaraj G N - Business Technology Leader shares pearls of wisdom for CIOs to manage device proliferation, IT consumerisation and building in-house vs. outsourcing.
ERP is presumably the new term for Early Retirement Plan, effectively created and deployed with HR.
CEOs see expanded role for IT but believe IT is still struggling with fundamentals.
Naveen Mishra, Research Director, Gartner says that with Big Data emerging as a trend, the CMO will become integral to the CIO and the IT team at large, playing a big role in its decision-making process.
Hood, 41, the first woman to hold the CFO post at Microsoft, takes over from Peter Klein, who announced his departure in April.
Sidharth has worked in various senior roles as Country Manager- IBM Rational India, Area Vice President -Salesforce.com and Sales Manager at Tata Elxsi India.
C R Rao has over 21 years of industry experience and brings with him rich expertise in strategic planning, operational management and organisational development initiatives.
On average, firms plan to increase their technology spending by 2.0 percent in 2013.
The "Trip Tracker Service" has recorded over 1 lakh trips across India, in less than 45 days since its launch.
Lalvani will be responsible for overseeing and driving the overall business strategy and growth for BlackBerry in India.
Robert has over 25 years of experience in the Telecommunications industry, with extensive executive level strategic consulting.
Manish Bahl, VP and Country Manager, Forrester India explains how CIOs are uniquely positioned to drive innovation but they just need to think more from the business perspective than IT.
Design thinking in government ICT is particularly applicable in changing workflow for shared services, in co-creation initiatives, and in efforts dealing with open data that involve citizens and multiple agencies.
John Brand, VP & Principal Analyst, Forrester Research talks about current business technology(BT) maturity in India and how CIOs can be equipped to handle the shift from IT to BT.
A new report from Emerson Network Power, finds that nearly half of CIOs consider themselves IT service providers or cost centres, rather than business game changers or strategic innovators.
Vijay Sethi, VP-Information Systems and CIO at Hero MotoCorp shares his leadership mantra and advises on a positive outlook towards succession planning.
CIOs are usually bombarded with various cycles of prediction. But, have these technologies really had the impact which was hyped about them?
Prior to joining MphasiS, Tyebjee led the Mobility Consulting practice at Infosys Consulting for five years.
The 2013 Gartner CEO and Senior Executive Survey found that, as macro uncertainties abate, 78 percent of CEOs now feel able to plan their 2013 and 2014 investments and growth.
Why are most surveys so painfully irritating and difficult to respond to?
Industry stalwarts and eminent analysts deliberate over the tough battle between the new normal of decreasing IT budgets and increasing technology requirements.