FutureCIO Breakfast Club
Charting the many roads to innovation

Commenting on the impact of COVID-19 on businesses’ digital transformation initiatives, Al Gillen, group vice president, Software Development and Open Source, IDC, concluded that “the changes driven by this unique set of circumstances will likely carry well into the current decade, dynamically evolving the role of IT as we know it today.”

Gartner warns that leadership has approved digital transformation efforts for long-term growth and profitability, 53% remain untested and therefore their digital transformation readiness remains uncertain.

To mitigate against the risks of failure, and missed opportunities, FutureCIO is inviting you to a Breakfast Club session on the topic of charting the many roads to innovation.

Co-organized with Red Hat, the event will reveal the key stages and strategies, including resources and people, needed to succeed.

Among the topics to be covered:

  • Should priority be Transformation or Optimization – which is right for what
  • The why and how of digital transformation
  • Focusing on strategies that are right for your business
  • Focus areas for CIOs to maintain digital momentum

 

Open your perspectives and join us for the event and get guidance on proven ways to achieve digital transformation, as well as insights into emerging technologies and techniques that you can bring back to your organisation for further understanding.

Event Rundown
Time Agenda
10:00 Moderator's Welcome Remarks

How COVID-19 altered the business paradigm

Allan Tan, Group Editor-in-Chief, CXOCIETY
10:05 Opening Keynote: THE MANY PRIORITIES ALONGSIDE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

The many faces of digital business transformation.

What is the best way to scope, scale and lead digital business transformation and deliver financial results?

Anirban Mukherjee, Business Development Director, RED HAT
10:20 Executive Panel 1: CHARTING THE PATH TO TRANSFORMATION

Even before the pandemic, digital transformation was already in the agenda for many organisations. From what we understand, the imperative to transform got a renewed sense of urgency during the pandemic and in some cases the window to transform narrowed some say from 3-5 years to 6 months.

In this panel discussion, we deep dive into some of the challenges and experiences that CIOs are experiencing when steering their organisation’s transformation journey.

Interviewer:
Allan Tan, Group Editor-in-Chief, CXOCIETY

Interviewee:
Bharathi Viswanathan, Vice President, Global Marketing Technologies Lead & APAC CIO, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
Laurence Liew, Director for AI Innovation, AI SINGAPORE
Dr Dennis Khoo, Managing Partner, ALLDIGITALFUTURE LLP and Author of Driving Digital Transformation: Lessons from building the first ASEAN Digital Bank
10:40 Keynote: ACCELERATING TRANSFORMATION FOR A POST-COVID-19 WORLD

Sergiu Bodiu, APAC Transformation Office, Red Hat, presents the key findings from the HBR study, Accelerating Transformation for a Post-Covid-19 World, including the priorities of many transformation initiatives in Asia and the barriers organisations will face as they adapt to the new normal.

Sergiu Bodiu, APAC Transformation Office, RED HAT
11:00 Executive Panel II: DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION – HOW TO IMPROVE THE ODDS OF SUCCESS

  • Where do you start with digital transformation?
  • What kind of culture is needed for successful digital transformation?
  • What is Digital Adoption? How does a digital adoption platform (DAP) impact digital transformation?

Moderator:
Allan Tan, Group Editor-in-Chief, CXOCIETY

Panelists:
Nathan Bell, Chief Digital Officer, M1
Lito Villanueva, Executive Vice President and Chief Innovation & Inclusion Officer, RIZAL COMMERCIAL BANKING CORPORATION (RCBC) PHILIPPINES
Niels Mærkedahl, Global Technology Lead, CIO for Business Banking, STANDARD CHARTERED BANK
Sergiu Bodiu, APAC Transformation Office, RED HAT
11:25 Q&A
11:30 End of Event

* Agenda is subject to changes

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Date:
29 October 2021, Friday
Time:
10:00AM – 11:30AM (GMT +8)
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