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81% of Australian tech executives say they are struggling to keep up with the pace of change. Learn more in our report

81% of Australian tech executives say they are struggling to keep up with the pace of change. Learn more in our report

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Our 2024 survey reveals some recurring themes among CIOs and technology executives. Although all are relevant, these two really resonate with me and the need to take a person-centred and business-led approach to technology... Relentless change is cultivating a fear of missing out. Technology leaders need to resist the hype and take a measured, strategic approach to new solutions. Evidence-based, traceable and value-driven decisions require insights from stakeholders, customers, employees and partners – and take an always-on approach to performance. Check out the report link below!

The KPMG Global Tech Report, which surveyed 2,450 executives from 26 countries, including 138 from Australia, focusing on how tech leaders can avoid purely reactive tech investment by seeing past the hype and effectively balancing speed, security and value. With 81% of Australian technology leaders (versus 78% globally) feel it is difficult to keep up with the pace of change, with 76% recognising their own role has evolved significantly over the past 2 years. One of the key themes from the report is the perception among many tech leaders that they are losing ground to the competition on innovation. The report explores this topic in detail, including whether the perception is reality, and what tech leaders are doing to get ahead. Most of our clients can relate to this, therefore key to having a clear tech strategy, flexible to the fast pace of change. This is a good read, and I am keen to get your feedback specific to your current experience.

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81% of Australian tech executives say they are struggling to keep up with the pace of change. Learn more in our report

81% of Australian tech executives say they are struggling to keep up with the pace of change. Learn more in our report

81% of Australian tech executives say they are struggling to keep up with the pace of change. Learn more in our report