Sponsored Feature Most economies and business sectors are dealing with extreme volatility and economic uncertainty. Even as the dislocation caused by the pandemic three years ago looked to be settling down, business leaders have had to contend with geopolitical concerns, rising interest rates, and surging inflation. But tech leaders face additional challenges. They must also deal with an ever more hostile cyber security environment, exacerbated by the fraught geopolitical situation. They also have to reckon with the inevitable knock-on effect of those macro financial concerns within their own organizations’ budgeting processes. This is all happening as technology itself offers ever more benefits – AI-powered insight and rapid development workflows thanks to cloud native technology for example – while keeping up remains a constant challenge. Security, AI and cloud top investment priorities According to researchers at ESG , cybersecurity is the most common driver of IT spending for 2023, with organizations recognizing they can’t skimp on their investments here, even in the face of an economic downturn. The next key area is artificial intelligence, says ESG, which underpins a host of initiatives, such as developing new "data-centric" products and services and improved customer experience. Rounding out the top three tech […]
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Invest The Invisible Impact
K&X Design and Investment Technology, LLC
Invest The Invisible Impact
