Inflation’s Impact on IT Strategy

Wednesday, 10 August, 2022 @11:00am

Date Wednesday, 10 August, 2022 Time 11:00am - 12:00pm AEST Location Zoom link will be available upon registration. Register to Access Recording Access Now

Inflation and interest rates are rising, with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) predicting that inflation will subside and interest rates will to continue to increase throughout 2023.

The impact of these trends is that CEOs and CFOs are demanding rapid cost savings, which will affect the decisions of Australian technology executives. ADAPT contends that to succeed, technology executives will need to “wind their watches first, act second.

This exclusive, invite-only Analyst Market Briefing will provide technology executives with the insights that they need to grasp the opportunities involved in the present macroeconomic conditions. You will be able to use this information to free up funds for essential change and gain advantage by deploying smart modernisation.

ADAPT’s vision is to make Australia and New Zealand more commercially competitive and productive, for us and for future generations. Since 2011, we have enabled this by connecting and equipping executives with the knowledge, relationships, inspiration and tools they need to gain advantage.

ADAPT enacts this vision by providing an unrivalled fact base and community that technology and business executives need to thrive. Join us in this Analyst Market Briefing to gain the insights that you need to succeed.

Key Takeaways Countering demands IT budget cuts with strategies geared for advantage Immediate actions to free up funds for smart, modular modernisation Scaling new and existing digital revenue streams Harnessing cloud enablement to optimise load and cost control Revisiting workstream prioritisation with business and finance leaders

Meet the Moderator & Presenter

Anthony Saba Managing Director, Transformation Services

Anthony leads the growth, strategy, and delivery of ADAPT’s Transformation Services and Go-to-Market Services Business Units. He is driven by a core... More

Anthony leads the growth, strategy, and delivery of ADAPT’s Transformation Services and Go-to-Market Services Business Units.

He is driven by a core belief that we are experiencing a modern industrial revolution, one that will fundamentally reshape how business is done and pose serious challenges to the future of many Australian organisations and industries.

In this environment, success will not necessarily favour incumbents, or those with the deepest pockets or broadest resources, but rather organisations who are most able to ADAPT quickly and effectively to the evolving needs of their customers, employees and ecosystems.

With this belief, ADAPT is evolving into a critical platform that Australia’s enterprise leaders, local solution providers, and trusted advisors can rely on to succeed over the next decade.

By removing barriers, democratising access to proven expertise, promoting local ANZ innovation, and enabling rapid, meaningful connections between leaders and experts, ADAPT is committed to helping Australia not just survive, but thrive in the complex and uncertain times ahead.

Matt Boon Senior Research Director at ADAPT

Matt Boon is responsible for directing and developing ADAPT’s research content and positions. He interacts with executives daily, bringing together groups of... More

Matt Boon is responsible for directing and developing ADAPT’s research content and positions. He interacts with executives daily, bringing together groups of C-suite leaders to discuss and prepare for the challenges and opportunities they face.

For over 30 years, including 18 in senior leadership roles at Gartner, Matt has been a sought after and highly respected authority on the local and global IT landscape.

ADAPT hosts numerous industry-leading business and technology events, which Matt chairs, that deliver unique ADAPT research positions, and advises executives across the end-user and technology provider landscape to make informed IT decisions.

When he is not working, Matt enjoys walking the many trails of the NSW Southern Highlands, travelling and listening to music. He is also partial to a good steak and nice glass of red wine.