Perspectives
People, technology, and the path to organizational resilience
Insights for technology leaders facing COVID-19
This latest piece examines the responsibility that IT leaders have to not only lead their function through the current pandemic, but also to support the entire enterprise, especially since technology has become increasingly woven into the fabric of business.
An organization’s business resiliency depends on its technologies and systems, and technology leaders should assume the role of a crisis leader. To respond to the challenge ahead, technology leaders need to devise and execute their strategies across three major dimensions: plans, people, and practices. Each is essential for keeping people safe and productive, and for creating a resilient organization.
Topics covered in this article:
- Plans: Developing a response strategy. It is essential that IT organizations put strategy and plans in place to ensure operational resilience.
- People: Ensuring health, well-being, and productivity. The health and safety of your people is the top priority.
- Practices: Preserving continuity of business operations. Tech leaders must seek out and support key areas in the business that are likely to be impacted.
- The Long-term impact: Becoming a resilient leader while reimagining the future of work.
This piece produced originally by Deloitte Canada.
People, technology, and the path to organizational resilience: COVID-19