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The CIO Chicago Summit would like to invite CIOs and C-level IT executives to qualify as a VIP delegate or speaker at the premiere IT event. Join like-minded peers and senior IT executives as they discuss current challenges, best practices, breakthroughs, and trends facing the sector. This year's strategic agenda includes a variety of interactive panel discussions, one-on-one meetings, and networking sessions. The CIO Chicago Summit will gather the nation's Fortune 1000 leaders to define solutions and drive the business forward through innovative thought leadership and industry excellence. Get involved with the discussion topics below:
Topics of Discussion are Set to Include:
- Building a Mobile App is Not a Mobile Strategy - Everyone wants a mobile strategy, but to make it successful requires thorough planning. Most organizations underinvest in the tecnology and use mobile apps purely for the purpose of advertisement, but building a mobile strategy is more than just having your own application.
- Cloud Gateway - Simplifying your Adoption of SaaS - Desktop virtualization is one of the most transformative technologies to come around in a long time. This session will discuss how you can fundamentally transform the way you manage your desktops - why it's so beneficial, what it means to users and how it benefits IT and the enterprise.
- Mobility Killed the Desktop Star - Smartphones, tablet computers and other personal devices are connecting to an increasing number of corporate networks and the trend continues to gain momentum. With employers and employees alike expecting 24/7 access to company data, ease of access and convenience need to be balanced with industry, security, and compliance requirements.
- Data Management for the Enterprise: How to Leverage Analytics and Turn Data into Insight - What are the challenges and best practices in effective data management? How can the CIO ensure data quality and integration to provide a holistic customer view and create value?
- Risk Management and Cost Optimization - Beyond just reacting to the latest security threats, the CIO need to approach security from the standpoint of risk management, at the same time as growth remains a top priority for most enterprises and IT executives are challenged to provide sustainable management support to increasingly complex business models.
- IT Shared Services - This open-forum session will discuss how organization can achieve major cost savings by consolidating and standardizing IT operations. By aiming for a market-level standard of quality, IT shared services can sustain and build on those improvements while providing greater customer services.
- Security, Identity Management and Fraud: Future Proofing the Enterprise IT System - American enterprises are facing a new and unprecedented range of risks. The challenges of the current economic climate are not enough, organizations are under pressure to assure the control and protection of sensitive client and employee information (executive panbel discussion).
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