SECURE CLOUD TRANSFORMATION
THE CIO'S JOURNEY
By Richard Stiennon
Introduction Section 1: Transformation Journey Chapter 1: Mega-Trends Drive Digital Transformation Chapter 2: Moving Applications to the Cloud Chapter 3: From Hub-and-Spoke to Hybrid Networks Chapter 4: Security Transformation Section 2: Practical Considerations Chapter 5: Successfully Deploying Office 365 Chapter 6: A Reference Architecture for Secure Cloud Transformation Chapter 7: Perspectives of Leading Cloud Providers Section 3: The CIO Mandate Chapter 8: The Role of the CIO is Evolving Chapter 9: CIO Journeys Section 4: Getting Started Chapter 10: Creating Business Value Chapter 11: Begin Your Transformation Journey Appendix Contributor Bios Author Bio Read Offline: Open All Chapters in Tabs eBook Free Audiobook HardcoverIntroduction
Every time I read an analyst report or speak with the C-Suite on the digitization of enterprise IT and the role of the CIO today, I’m left with this thought—the evidence for this tectonic shift in businesses today is staggering, and yet there isn’t a single anthology of real-world testimonials from their peers to help guide CIOs as they embark on this journey.
After a multitude of discussions with several industry leaders and enterprise CIOs, the concept for this book, a real-world collection of best practices for secure digital transformation, was born. This book captures the stories of more than a dozen pioneers in enterprise digital transformation as told by CIOs, CTOs, and CISOs of many Fortune 500 companies. They come from a broad swath of industry including Fannie Mae, Siemens, Microsoft, and General Electric.
From these innovators’ stories a common thread emerges, one of early discovery of how digitization and a move to the cloud provides distinct advantages, be they financial or in extending capabilities through greater IT agility, a faster pace of innovation, and lower costs. This shift to the cloud leads to competitive and financial gains for all of the IT visionaries you will find in this book.
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