Deep automation: A CIO weapon for turning disruption into opportunity
In an era of constant disruption, CIOs and technology leaders are seeking new ways to not just weather the storm but thrive. Deep automation emerges as a powerful weapon in the CIO's arsenal. This article helps CIOs turn disruption into opportunity with deep automation's adaptable nature.
Deep automation is an advanced approach that goes beyond traditional automation methods. It integrates various technologies, processes, and data to create intelligent, self-adjusting systems. Unlike traditional automation, which often operates in silos, deep automation is holistic, adaptive, and evolutive, allowing organizations to respond quickly to market changes and continuously improve their operations.
Why is deep automation important for CIOs?
Deep automation is crucial for CIOs as it provides a strategy to turn disruption into opportunity. According to the 2023 IDC CIO Sentiment Survey, 71.1% of CIOs are investing in automation to replace parts of the workforce, while 73.7% aim to enhance processes amid challenging economic conditions. By adopting deep automation, CIOs can create more resilient and efficient organizations that can adapt to ongoing changes.
What are the challenges of implementing deep automation?
Organizations may encounter several challenges when implementing deep automation, such as fostering an automation culture, addressing technical debt, and ensuring data quality. To overcome these hurdles, companies can involve employees early in the process, adopt modular development practices, and prioritize data integrity. Establishing a center of excellence for automation can also facilitate learning and best practices across the organization.

Deep automation: A CIO weapon for turning disruption into opportunity
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