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How to unlock a scientific approach to change management with powerful data insights

IBM Big Data Hub

Leveraging data to replace the ‘gut feel’ on which too many business decisions are made enables change practitioners to separate perceptions from reality and decide which processes need the most focus. Process mining tools can perform a fit-gap analysis on new processes to rapidly and more accurately identify the greatest change impacts.

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Beyond the hype: Key components of an effective AI policy

CIO Business Intelligence

An AI policy serves as a framework to ensure that AI systems align with ethical standards, legal requirements and business objectives. Every AI system introduces certain risks, whether related to cybersecurity, operational disruptions or legal liabilities. Identify gaps related to ethics, transparency, risk and compliance.

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Six steps to creating a successful IT strategy: A guide for CIOs

CIO Business Intelligence

Step 5: Gap analysis Identifying gaps The gap analysis involves comparing the current state of IT with the desired future state as outlined in the IT strategy. This process identifies discrepancies in capabilities, resources, and processes that could hinder the achievement of business goals.

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Security is dead: Long live risk management

CIO Business Intelligence

Information risk management is no longer a checkpoint at the end of development but must be woven throughout the entire software delivery lifecycle. The modern security challenge: Risk in Wonderland In Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland, the Queen of Hearts famously declares, Sentence first verdict afterward.

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DPDP Act : Brace yourselves for the biggest game-changing legislation for India

CIO Business Intelligence

Supply Chain Security As threat actors increasingly target vulnerable elements in the supply chain, Indian organizations will need to implement rigorous vendor assessment processes and continuous monitoring of third-party risks. Indian organizations should adopt a phased, risk-based approach to DPDP implementation.

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