IBM Study Gives full marks to Indian CIOs for adopting IT
A recent research by IBM has revealed that Indian Chief Information Officers are more progressive in the World and are more dedicated for expanding the business of their organization. The study is based on a survey of 100 Indian CIOs out of which 70 percent are blending technology and business to bring about innovations in the organization.
Globally, just 47 per cent of CIO’s are active to take such initiative for expanding the business of their respective organizations. Almost 64 per cent of Indian CIOs as compared to 55 per cent globally, have introduced information technology in the business in for making optimum use of technology to deliver efficient management and marketing services.
A large number of Indian CIOs have been working to implement newer techniques for supporting customers in line with their plans to bring more transparency in business within next five year.
Nipun Mehrotra, the Executive sponsor of the study & Vice-president – General Business IBM Asia Pacific added, “With competition intensifying across every sector, CIOs are compelled to ‘think out of the box’ and do things differently, more often than their average global counterparts.”