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Why IDC's CIO Agenda

IDC's CIO Agenda research program recognizes that an IT executive's time is better spent engaging the business around IT than managing day-to-day IT operations. CIO Agenda supports IT executives in creating
a business-based IT organization by providing strategies, best practices, frameworks, and advice around the most important issues on a CIO's agenda:

  • Emerging IT Strategies
  • Case Studies on IT Transformations
  • Peer Benchmarking on Best Practices
  • IT Performance Metrics
  • IT Spending Surveys

IDC Research

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Current Research

Research Agenda

IDC's CIO Agenda research program recognizes that an IT executive's time is better spent engaging the business around IT than managing day to day IT operations. CIO Agenda supports IT executive's in creating a business-based IT organization by providing strategies, best practices, frameworks, and advice around the most important issues on a CIO's agenda. Through a series of research-based studies, we provide the needed advice and tools to tackle decisions around cloud computing, mobile device policies, social media strategies, IT sourcing, and IT governance, risk and compliance. This continuous service offering contains valuable insight for CIOs, CTOs, IT Strategists, Chief Architects and other senior IT Executives.

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Fact Sheet

CIO Agenda supports IT executives in creating a business-based IT organization by providing strategies, best practices, frameworks, and advice around the most important issues on a CIO's agenda. Through a series of research-based studies, we provide the needed advice and tools to tackle decisions around cloud computing, mobile device policies, social media strategies, IT sourcing, and IT governance, risk, and compliance. This continuous service offering contains valuable insight for CIOs, CTOs, IT strategists, chief architects, and other senior IT executives.

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Featured Analyst

Meredith Whalen Meredith Whalen

Senior Vice President, U.S. Insights and Vertical Markets Research

For the past decade, as IT organizations sought to decrease IT budgets, they focused on investments that would increase the efficiency of IT investments (e.g. data center consolidation, virtualization, application rationalization, extended desktop lifecycles). Today, we are ushering in a new investment era, where IT is being incorporated into the building blocks of intelligent enterprises. Investments in cloud, mobility, social media, and big data and analytics will lay the foundation for enterprises to build closer relationships with customers, and make more optimal business decisions in real time.