A two-day course addressing challenges in today's fast-changing IT environment.
Based on direct input from prominent industry professionals and experienced academics.
Q&A session with industry experts
Designed for CIOs and IT executives with responsibility for strategic decision-making.
Breakout sessions to allow the exchange of ideas and to translate knowledge into practical results.
Post-course networking dinner
Exploring the new digital world, the convergence of social, mobile, cloud and analytics
Developing a Digital Business Strategy
Conflicting forces that shape decision-making
Moving from service provider to business enabler
Becoming an effective influencer across the organisation
Managing the c-suite and the IT supply chain
Developing a responsive, innovative organisation, and becoming more agile as the pace of change quickens
Assessing the risk and impact of technology adoption
The Emerging Leaders Community Forum is a seminar day which welcomes current leadership development programme students and previous graduates.
Hosted by the CIO Advisory Board, the day will focus on some core issues such as People Management, Digital Transformation, Finance and a ‘hot topic’ such as GDPR, Asset/Vendor Management, Bi-modal IT...
Join over 200 of Ireland's most influential IT leaders to discuss how innovation and technology is changing right now.
Throughout the day we will examine the impact of the newest IT trends are having on IT teams and organisations as a whole.
For further information, contact training@ics.ie.
The Irish Computer Society works to advance, promote and represent the interests of ICT professionals in Ireland by providing its members with an independent representative voice, resources for professional development, a network of contacts in the ICT sector, Europe-wide professional recognition, and guidance on professional standards.
The Irish Computer Society is an active participant and member of Council Of European Professional Informatics Societies (CEPIS), the International Federation For Information Processing (IFIP), the Healthcare Informatics Society Of Ireland (HISI) and the Visually-Impaired Computer Society Of Ireland (VICS)
