Our members determine the themes on which we act. We work on the continuous digitization of our organizations. The digital strategy - as part of the overall strategy – and its implementation within the organization are central to this theme.
Distinctive for the digital revolution in which we find ourselves, are the rapid developments. There is hardly time to notice, evaluate, implement and control a new technology, or the next alternatives are already presenting themselves. It takes a lot of time and budget to stay informed, possibly adjust the business strategy, make the right technology choices, successfully complete the implementation, have employees work with it successfully and avoid setbacks. Learning from the experiences of other users can help to prevent such costly mistakes.
That is why we are committed to:
Sharing knowledge and insights about the application of new technologies in practice. For instance, creating value with data, AI and alike. These knowledge and inspiration sessions are accessible for experts, CxOs, and board members of our members.
Sharing knowledge on how to bring non-IT employees of the organization up to speed on working with digital technology, and adapting processes.
Expand the use of available expertise and experience, by organising more frequent peer-reviews aimed at improving digital projects of colleagues who are also member of the CIO Platform Nederland.
Making, if required, experts from our community available for providing feedback on policy initiatives of the government, and by providing expertise for technical briefings and parliamentary enquiries, and other initiatives on the national level that our members consider to be of societal interest.
We are living in a period in which the application of IT and data is experiencing an enormous acceleration. How to apply these in a good and structured way - in these hectic times -, what choices to make and which preconditions to set and how to actually create value, is a major challenge for the leaders of all organizations. It helps enormously if we can exchange experiences about this and learn from each other!
The Nationale Coalitie Duurzame Digitalisering (NCDD) invites CIOs to the high-level meeting 'Sustainable Digital Decision-makers', for executive leaders. The meeting is on Thursday May 16 at VNO-NCW.
Are you as part of a (supervisory) board looking for more guidance and control on AI? Or are you interested in this? Find insights and leads in this blog by Frank Ferro (Director Insights, PostNL).
Gerjan Huisjes (Director, VolkerWessels ITBV) shares his thoughts and advice on the changing environment for the CIO, employees and the world. What is our role in the 'new normal' and how do we deal with it? Read it below!
On Wednesday November 22nd, the Netherlands will go to the polls. More than two and a half years after the previous elections, and less than two years after the Rutte IV Cabinet took office. And yet the situation is completely different.
The meetings of the knowledge group CEG Architecture focuse on: the exchange of knowledge and experiences by architects at the intersection of IT and business. Expect practical case(s), best practices on stakeholder management, connecting to the business, architecture and agile, tooling, modeling and visualizing and the necessary mutual inspiration. Based on questions from our community about alternatives for Big Tech, we organize this specific meeting.
The meeting of the CEG Architecture knowledge group focuses on the exchange of knowledge and experiences by architects at the intersection of IT and business. Expect practical case(s), best practices on topics such as stakeholder management, connecting to the business, architecture and agile, tooling, modelling and visualisation and the necessary mutual inspiration. In this meeting, the Business Impact of European legislation, the Data Act and its application in practice, will take centre stage.
Professionals and specialists participate in Knowledge Group (CEG) meetings. The CEG Innovation & IT shares knowledge and experience on topics such as; how do innovations come about? Who is in the lead? Where does the responsibility lie? How do you organize the implementation? Participants in this session are CIOs, architects (enterprise, lead, domain), innovation managers, and information managers. This time we are visiting TBI.
