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SUMMARY:Getting the right data strategy for business success
DESCRIPTION:Dear ITMA Members\, \nBusiness digitalization has proven to be almost essential for business success. At the core of this transformation is the need for data to be managed\, processed and analyzed to enable accurate insights – aligning and refining on and offline data to support intelligently informed decision-making and automation across the business. A data strategy is now ever more important to extract the value of data in a business to drive synergy\, efficiency and growth. \n\n\n\nDiscussion Synopsis: \nData is the most valuable asset of any organization\, but do you have the right strategy to get the most out of your data? In this TIBCO Coffee Talk session\, we will share: \n• What are the data challenges?\n• What is the best data management approach?\n• How to leverage data and AI/ML to grow your business?
URL:https://itma.org.sg/event/getting-the-right-data-strategy-for-business-success/
LOCATION:Singapore Coffee Café Raffles Hotel Arcade\, (328 North Bridge Road\, #01-13\, S188719)\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:Learn how mindfulness can help reduce burnout while sustaining high work performance
DESCRIPTION:Working to adapt systems and digital technologies to meet rapid business changes exacerbated by the pandemic can take a toll on mental and physical health. As a CIO\, one has to juggle staff turnover\, user demands\, process changes\, and vendor management. This session will explore how evidence-based mindfulness can help to moderate stress levels to reduce the risk of burnout while sustaining high work performance. \n\n\n\nSpeaker’s Bio \nAdj. A/Prof Chew is the Founder and CEO of Brahm Centre\, a charity with over 50 staff\, dedicated to promoting healthier and happier living. In recognition of her contributions in the mental health space\, she was named The Straits Times Singaporean of Year 2019. \nShe is the first certified Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction teacher in Singapore by Brown University-University of Massachusetts\, a certified Dot-b and Paws b mindfulness teacher and a Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy Course teacher under Oxford University Mindfulness Centre’s training. \nShe is also an Adjunct Associate Professor of mindfulness at the National University of Singapore. She has taught mindfulness courses\, workshops and retreats to more than 10\,000 people across all ages. \nHer corporate clients extend across various industry sectors – from healthcare (Ministry of Health\, National Health Group\, SingHealth\, Institute of Mental Health\, Agency for Integrated Health\, Tan Tock Seng Hospital\, Community Psychology Hub)\, education institutions (Ministry of Education\, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy\, Hwa Chong Institution\, Raffles Institution\, Nanyang Girls Secondary\, St Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School ) to finance (DBS Bank\, OCBC Bank\, Bank of Singapore and Goldman Sachs) just to name a few. \nPrior to her founding of the Brahm Centre in 2012\, she served in senior positions at Singapore Airlines\, Visa International\, Accenture\, Hewlett Packard and government agencies.
URL:https://itma.org.sg/event/learn-how-mindfulness-can-help-reduce-burnout-while-sustaining-high-work-performance/
LOCATION:SCGH Guild & College The National University of Singapore\, Society (NUSS) Suntec Guild House 3 Temasek Blvd #02-401 Singapore 038983\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:3 Imperatives for the Modern CyberSec Practitioner: Visibility\, Automation\, Control
DESCRIPTION:Over the past 2 years where Covid dominated the news\, organisations scrambled to stay afloat by accelerating their Digital Transformation (DX) strategy to stay viable. C-level decision makers across enterprises have had to adapt to an evolving reality by formulating agile plans to sustain\, reimagine\, and future-proof their businesses. \n\n\n\nOver the past 2 years where Covid dominated the news\, organisations scrambled to stay afloat by accelerating their Digital Transformation (DX) strategy to stay viable. C-level decision makers across enterprises have had to adapt to an evolving reality by formulating agile plans to sustain\, reimagine\, and future-proof their businesses. \nJoin us at this exclusive event for ITMA members\, where Kenny Yeo\, Frost & Sullivan’s Associate Director\, share their findings from 500 large enterprises across Asia-Pacific\, of which 100 are Singapore based organisations\, to gain insights into their recent networking and security buying behaviors. This survey includes an economic analysis to show how companies achieve greater sustainability and improve risk management for business continuity. \nAs the world outgrows its physical boundaries\, security technologies cannot remain static. By moving centralized network control directly into the cloud\, enterprises can strategically move with the ever-changing digital tide. \nWe are also pleased to have our guest speaker\, Nelson Wong\, Head (Network) from National University of Singapore share how he successfully tackled this never-ending cybersecurity warfare. \nKey Takeaways:\n• The urgent considerations of a cloud-first world\n• The 360 approaches to map the journey to an effective security strategy\n• The 3 checkpoints that define a successful security journey
URL:https://itma.org.sg/event/3-imperatives-for-the-modern-cybersec-practitioner-visibility-automation-control/
LOCATION:Brass Lion Distillery\, 40 Alexandra Terrace\, Singapore\, 119933\, Singapore
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