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The CPO role is gaining traction in the tech and fintech industries. What should companies consider when appointing one?
Many companies struggle to find and keep a strong CIO. Are they asking too much, or have they not put in place the culture, organizational structure, and executive support to help their CIO succeed?
As CEOs and boards seek executives who can help their companies meet the increasing range of cyberthreats, they should be sure they are starting with the right questions and develop their own unique model.
In digital transformations, technology and processes are typically the focus, but companies overlook culture at their peril.
Using data to advance the business agenda has become a strategic priority, but protecting consumer privacy is a growing concern. The roles of chief data officer and chief privacy officer are evolving and sometimes converging to meet the challenge.
As companies become ever more enabled by technology, finding executives with the right digital experience gets more complicated. To determine the type of leadership needed for their digital journey, companies should start by asking themselves a few key questions.
Before pursuing candidates, companies beyond the technology sector must carefully consider their strategy, organizational maturity, and specific needs.
Cyber risks threaten companies across industries. Businesses must empower chief information security officers to identify and, more important, combat these risks.
Sam Burman speaks with Raghav Lal, EVP and chief data and analytics officer at Westfield Retail Solutions, the division within Westfield Corporation that is focused on reinventing the shopping experience.
Sam Burman speaks with Raghav Lal, EVP and chief data and analytics officer at Westfield Retail Solutions, the division within Westfield Corporation that is focused on reinventing the shopping experience.
The race is on among large financial institutions to gain a competitive “digital edge.” Four areas will be critical to success.
An executive’s guide to the factors that make a digital transformation successful—and the common pitfalls to avoid.
The chief information security officer (CISO) has emerged as an important C-suite role, and a hard one to fill—particularly in Europe.
Overwhelmed institutions can tap this role to help them manage data overload and develop a cohesive data strategy.
There is arguably no more important hire today than chief information security officer. Here’s how to feel more secure about your next security leader.
CIOs can no longer simply make an annual trek to Silicon Valley and expect to remain ahead of the technology innovation curve. Today, companies from across industries are opening offices in the tech valley and moving key roles there in the hopes of harnessing innovation, establishing brand recognition and attracting premiere technology talent.
In this episode of LeadershipTV™, Paul Gibson and David Boehmer explore the growing demand for Chief Information Security Officers in the marketplace.
For all the sound and fury, many boards spend surprisingly little time on cybersecurity. Here are 10 questions directors should be asking management.
