New & NotableCIOs discuss their post-pandemic playbooks
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- Sunday, 22 August 2021 03:02
Toronto – August 23, 2021 – The pandemic accelerated digital transformation as organizations focused on digital channels to connect with customers, employees, and suppliers. As Canada exits the pandemic, companies must be ready to take advantage of a period of economic growth. For CIOs, that means reviewing the state of their digital capabilities and adjusting their strategies and tactics to ensure that their organizations are agile and resilient to future disruptions.
The IT Media Group Opens the Toronto Stock Exchange
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- Monday, 16 August 2021 22:09
Toronto, Canada – August 16, 2021 – To kick off the company’s 10th anniversary celebration, Nasheen Liu, Partner & Senior Vice President with The IT Media Group (ITMG) and her team of executives, Board advisors and partners joined Bobby Singh, Chief Technology Officer, Infrastructure and Security, TMX Group, to open the market.
CIOs accelerate growth
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- Monday, 28 June 2021 02:12
Toronto – June 28, 2021 – COVID-19 forced organizations to adapt to business and operational disruptions. Companies that made more extensive investments in digital technologies, both before and during the pandemic, were better able to navigate the crisis and recover faster than their less nimble competitors.
CIOs empower the new state of work
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- Tuesday, 01 June 2021 23:14
Toronto – June 1, 2021 – Work is a critical part of many people's lives. With recent technology improvements and shifts brought on by the pandemic, CIOs have a unique opportunity to rethink where and how work gets done. IT leaders are leveraging modern collaboration tools and open platforms to help realize the potential to meet their organization's objectives.
The IT Media Group media coverage
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- Friday, 07 May 2021 03:28
As glimmers to the end of the pandemic appear on the horizon, organizations are readying themselves to return to growth. The key to this transition will be a focus on the diversity and inclusion agenda. Researchers agree that an organizational culture that fosters belonging will significantly improve job performance and employee net promoter scores.
CIOs Discuss Cybersecurity Essentials
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- Thursday, 01 April 2021 03:19
Toronto – March 31, 2021 – The digital landscape changed as organizations moved workers from inside their corporate networks to their homes and into the cloud. Unfortunately, malicious actors learned to take advantage of the new environments, and cybersecurity incidents increased dramatically.
CIOs lead during the recovery
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- Monday, 01 March 2021 05:46
Toronto – March 1, 2021 – The pandemic accelerated the move toward digital business models because of mandates to enhance engagement with employees, suppliers, and customers. Companies must plan for this trend to continue through the recovery phase and beyond. CIOs play essential roles in implementing robust data frameworks and providing comprehensive digital services to stakeholders throughout their organizations.
Executive panel media coverage
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- Friday, 12 February 2021 17:51
On February 10, 2021, the IT Media Group partnered with Bonhill Group plc to host an executive panel as part of the Women in Technology Global Summit. Nasheen Liu, SVP of CIO Program Strategy, moderated an international roster of IT leaders to tackle issues related to cybersecurity and the digital divide.
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