Analysis
2018 Global CIO Survey
Manifesting legacy: looking beyond the digital era
The CIO’s mandate has shifted from trusted operator to transforming the business, driving growth, and prioritising agility, scalability, and innovation.
Digital presents an opportunity to realign the CIO role to the new business reality. And this is where it gets personal: Are you satisfied being known mostly as a competent functional leader? Or do you want to help shape and lead your organisation’s digital future? That’s a choice you may need to face sooner than you think.
Find more in our global 2018 CIO Survey where we asked 1437 CIOs across the industries.
Previous editions
2016–2017 Global CIO Survey
The results of the CIO survey indicate growing gaps in the alignment of IT capabilities of CIOs with business expectations. These pivotal times thus provide an opportunity for CIOs to sculpt a legacy not only for themselves, but also for their teams and businesses. As they align technology strategy, capabilities, teams, and culture with evolving business needs, priorities, and expectations, CIOs are in a unique position to drive business transformation, harness digital disruption, and become a catalyst for monumental organisation-wide change. Read the complete 2016–2017 Global CIO Survey on the Deloitte Insights portal.
CIO Survey – 4th year – December 2015
The results of the CIO survey conducted by Deloitte show that despite the CIOs in the whole world including the Czech Republic consider innovation a growth the most important priorities, investments to these areas are very limited. Significant investments to new technologies are made only by 15 % of the asked CIOs. And it is clear that 16% currently allocated from the budgets for innovation and growth are definitely not going to be enough. Read more in our Executive summary (PDF) or download the full report.
CIO Survey report (Czech Republic) – The Second Edition
This survey follows up on the Deloitte CIO Survey 2012 exploring the attitudes of CIOs in the Czech Republic that was conducted at the end of 2012. Following the presented results of the 2012 survey, we would like to provide you with the current data of the Deloitte global survey, comparing global results with the figures obtained in the Czech Republic last year.
The Deloitte CIO Survey 2013 – The Second Edition
The second edition of the Deloitte CIO survey was conducted in May and June 2013 and gathered responses from over 700 CIOs and senior IT leaders from various industries. More than 70% of respondents come from Europe, of which a third are from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The global survey follows the Deloitte CIO Survey 2012 exploring the attitudes of CIOs in the Czech Republic that was conducted at the end of 2012.
CIO Survey report (Czech Republic) – The First Edition
The aim of the CIO survey was to identify the state of IT management in major companies in the Czech Republic in the context of the macroeconomic conditions and the changing information and communication technologies’ environment with an emphasis on the development of budget possibilities, priorities and the strategic focus of IT divisions. The survey should help one to understand CIOs’ perceptions of the current situation and the future development in ICT management, predominantly comprising: ICT budget development and expectations for 2013, organisational and strategic aspects of ICT management, CIOs’ priorities for the subsequent period and their current understanding of technological trends.