Irish Companies Need 2 Learn From Others' Success To Profit From The Global Upturn
Irish organisations need to invest, innovate and create value through their use of IT, if they want to take advantage of the predicted global upturn, according to Sogeti Ireland CEO Declan Kavanagh.
Learning from other companies successes is key to this, said Kavanagh, who was speaking at the launch of the most recent edition of IT Journal, Sogeti's magazine for CEOs and CIOs.
Kavanagh said: "The journal provides good examples of the innovative application of technology among leading organisations such as TNT, Schneider Electric and IBM".
"As we enter the recovery phase a key question is, ‘What has the recent global crisis changed forever, and what will return to normal?'
"As a country we need to focus on innovation and creating value to emerge strong in the new fundamentally changed business environment."

"Companies must learn to embrace change. Technology has always been a very strong driver of progress and innovation and will remain so for organisations," Kavanagh added.
IT Journal is Sogeti's bi-annual magazine for IT executives. It draws on analysis and research by Sogeti's international research group, called VINT, which stands for Vision, Inspiration, Navigation and Trends.
A copy of the IT Journal may be downloaded from the Sogeti website.
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