There are 4 forces that the CIO must keep in mind. By understanding them and embracing them the CIO can lead innovation throughout their organisation. It’s time to disrupt.

1. STEP INSIDE
THE MIND OF
THE DISRUPTIVE CIO
There are 4 forces that the CIO must keep in mind. By understanding them and embracing
them the CIO can lead innovation throughout their organisation. It’s time to disrupt.
1.
ENTERPRISE LAGS BEHIND CONSUMER
EVERYTHING
People now have better technology in the home
than at work. The CIO must champion the use of
consumer technology in the work place.
West Yorkshire Police are replacing pen and
paper notepads with Galaxy Note 3 devices for
officers in the field.
2.
CONSUMER DEMANDS ARE DISRUPTING
TRADITIONAL BUSINESS
Individuals are now amplified thanks to the
power of consumer technology. They’re using
their new power to force companies to give them
what they want.
MyTaxi is leveraging the power of mobile
technology to give customers the personal and
responsive taxi service they demand.
1.
2.
3.
“Taxi!”
More Police
on the streets...
4.
New ways
of thinking
3.
THE EXPLOSION OF BIG DATA
As devices becoming increasingly interconnected,
harnessing the huge amount of data they generate
can lead to insights and innovation on a grand scale.
McLaren Applied Technology uses data from the
race track to offer business consultancy in a wide
range of sectors.
CIOS MUST DISRUPT TRADITIONAL WAYS OF THINKING AND WORKING. IF THEY DON’T SOMEONE
ELSE WILL.
Join the discussion on #CIODisrupt at @SamsungAtWork
4.
NEW GROWTH FROM OUTSIDE THE
COMPANY
Companies need to look beyond their own sphere to
improve customer experience and find new growth.
To respond to changing customer demands eBay are
now offering a Click & Collect service with traditional
retailer Argos.
Healthy
data
Click & Collect