Facing economic restrictions and tightening budgets, IT leaders are under pressure to do more with fewer resources… and they still have to deal with their existing backlog!
IT leaders must keep the lights on while innovating, modernising systems, increasing operational efficiency and improving user experience. But how can you achieve this? Having to deal with the tech skills shortage and the ever-expanding list of available technologies, it is challenging for IT leaders to plan their next move.
In our third DX Connect IT Leaders Roundtable, James Huckerby, Group CIO at Metal Manufactures, will share his experience and the lessons he learnt while innovating on a tight budget.
We will also discuss:
Ways of delivering the same (or more) backlog with a reduced budget
Pros and cons of different ways to cut IT costs
Cost vs value
Date: Thursday, 11 May 2023
Where: The Gallery, Park Hyatt Sydney, 7 Hickson Road, The Rocks
Time: 08:00 AM – 10:00 AM
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A conversation with…
James Huckerby
Group Chief Information Officer
Metal Manufactures
Pedro Carrilho
Founder and Managing Director PhoenixDX
Juan Martin
Director and Co-founder PhoenixDX
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