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A PUBLICATION Providing Unparalleled Technology Intelligence ISSUE 12 // Intelligent Partner www.intelligentcio.com Global Cooling Partner Intelligent Education Partner LOOK TO THE FUTURE Several experts discuss the CIO’s priorities for the new year AN ‘I’ FOR AN ‘E’ Expert reveals the secret behind progressing from CIO to CEO ENERGY EMPOWERMENT Energy innovation means the home of the future will be smart Intelligent Cabling Partner CIO priorities What issues should CIOs be aware of in 2019? Road to success How Digital Transformation is changing KSA Unprecedented opportunity 5G opens up new possibilities for CSPs SMART TRANSFORMATION Deloitte has made an imprint on the future of technology with its smart Amsterdam office. The company considers it to be the smartest building in Europe and claims the technology deployed throughout it has transformed the way they work. IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS | LATEST INTELLIGENCE | REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATIONS EDITOR’S NOTE W elcome to the latest edition of Intelligent CIO Europe where this month, Deloitte features on the cover. Theo Slaats, CIO of Deloitte in the Netherlands, tells us about the smart building that has changed the way the company operates and how it has positively contributed to workplace productivity. The company wanted a network that would allow it to add new applications and hardware as they became available and selected Aruba to help it perform this. It was also looking for the ability to integrate with other technologies. Aruba came out on top as a result of its location-based services and networking capabilities. Modern adaptations like Deloitte’s smart building are more commonly occurring in the digital age and with modernity in technology brings scope for an increase in the number of cyberattacks. On page 59, Kim Legelis, CMO, Nozomi Networks, talks to us about mitigating the cyber risks posed to critical national infrastructure and how to take the right steps to secure it. Similarly, sticking with the subject of cybersecurity, we hear from Justin Coker, Vice President EMEA, Skybox Security, for this month’s ‘Talking Biz’ feature. He www.intelligentcio.com identifies the key questions business leaders should be asking themselves to ensure their organisations are secure and compliant throughout a divestiture. It’s interesting to hear the opinions of experts on how technology will develop in the new year and how CIOs’ priorities will evolve. This month we hear from seven technology leaders on page 46, who give us their opinions on the subject, covering how businesses can combat cybercrime and follow the correct cybersecurity lessons to benefit their enterprise in 2019. type of technology will enable enterprises to excel further. This month, we ‘Get To Know’ Chris Bingham, CTO of Crimson Hexagon, who tells us know how he likes to relax and unwind outside the office and talks to us about the journey that brought him to where he is now. I hope you enjoy this edition and if you are interested in contributing any future content then please don’t hesitate to get in touch at: [email protected]. Cybersecurity is evidently a hot topic in tech and is a subject business leaders are always keen to discuss. For this month’s ‘Final Word’, LogMeIn’s CIO, Ian Pitt, challenges people’s approaches when it comes to personal security and password protection. This edition’s ‘Editor’s Question’ focuses on the subject of edge computing in terms of what it is and how it will impact the enterprise. Expert opinions include: Donna Johnson, VP Product and Solutions Marketing at Cradlepoint; Dan Scarfe, Founder of New Signature UK; and Jon Wallace, Chief Technologist at Ivanti. Each contributor offers their individual opinion on how this Alix Pressley Editor INTELLIGENTCIO 41