That means, when they’re looking at what to invest in, CIOs need to stay hyper-focused on bringing in technology that moves the needle and sets the business up for success amid uncertainty. In particular, I anticipate we’ll see CIOs turn to low-code integration technology to offset skill shortages, pull in more benefits, and minimise disruptions. Here’s what I believe that will look like.
With 81% of executives expecting a recession over the next few months, many businesses are tightening their pocketbooks.
Yet chief information officers (CIOs) are speeding up on digital transformations and plan to invest even more in it in 2023. However, they need to stay laser-focused on improving time to value, and likely don’t have the same budget for testing emerging technologies as they did in 2022.
