What the Tech? Using the latest trends in technology for better outcomes Ben Teoh & Kate Preiss Better Boards Conference August 2014

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We need to adapt to rapid changes in technology in order to remain relevant.

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We need to understand what is possible with technology, but we also need to be sure not to lose sight of what is practical for our organisations

5 Key Questions* 1.How will IT change the basis of competition in our industry? 2.What will it take to exceed our customers’ expectations in a digital world? 3.How will IT improve our operational and strategic agility? 4.Who is accountable for IT and how do we hold them to account? 5.Are we comfortable with our level of IT risk? * McKinsey & Co.(June 2013) The do-or-die questions boards should ask about technology.

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