TECHNOLOGY FOR THE PEOPLE
Championing a humane approach to technology
Over the last decade or so we have seen a dramatic shift in the IT landscape. Organisations increasingly see that technology is not just a ‘nice to have’, it’s a strategic imperative with a backlog of projects that need to have been done yesterday.
This shift has meant IT departments need to rethink their role in organisations and how they operate. The truth is that most IT departments were conceived in a very different era under very different circumstances and are now often failing to respond to the needs of increasingly technology-savvy (and increasingly demanding) users.
It is time to look at how we might do things differently. What would it mean to create an IT function that genuinely empowers the people it serves? That encourages skill development and technology adoption, and guides users towards the right technology? How would we structure it, how would we operate it and what might the benefits be?
In a world where technology is increasingly pervasive and every business is becoming a technology business, this is a challenge that can no longer be ignored.
What it covers
#technology #strategy #IT #leadership
audience
For leadership teams who acknowledge that in a world of digital disruption every option needs to be on the table.
Timing (when in the program)
A mind opening keynote that is a great way to begin your conference and set the scene for great things to come.
Simon's speech on how to use technology was breathtaking. His depth of knowledge is second to none. Add to that a presentation that uses video and music and you have an experience you'll never forget!
Colin Ellis
Getting Shit Done Club
WORK WITH SIMON
If you’re considering Simon for an upcoming event the first step is to check his availability (you can do that by filling out the form below or contacting 1300 66 55 85 (within Australia).
Assuming your preferred dates are available we can arrange a call with Simon over your video-conferencing platform of choice to discuss your requirements.
