Many healthcare companies are struggling to regain their focus and accelerate growth coming out of the Covid pandemic. Those who embrace speed, innovation, and technology can tap into the $1 trillion of known improvement opportunities. (mck.co/3LEwJY0)

McKinsey’s strengthening of our partnership with Amazon Web Services further cements our ability to help our clients adopt the technology and capabilities they need to take advantage of opportunities today and prepare their businesses for the future. (mck.co/3T5bDVs)

I wrote about how IT leaders can harness the tech trends that will change the world. The business leaders I’ve spoken to about the accelerated pace of change believe IT leaders will need to think more expansively about their remit. Here's what I learned: mck.co/3z21S2H

I recently wrote a piece for Harvard Business Review discussing the implications of a world where it is cheaper & easier to innovate. Technological change is proceeding so quickly, companies must change their approach to effectively harness it for new opportunities. (bit.ly/3FhKI50)

McKinsey interviewed 50 CTOs, CIOs, and cloud program leaders to learn about cloud adoption and value dispersion. They aligned on three requirements for value: mck.co/CloudValue2022

This interview with Moritz Hartmann, global head of Roche Information Solutions, demonstrates how the company is increasingly using software to deliver actionable insights. The end goal is personalized healthcare, which drives better patient outcomes. (mck.co/3Tohghe)

With cloud spend growing as much as 30% each year, some companies are considering halting their plans. But finding cost savings and reducing wasteful spending is relatively easy if you have the right approach and partner. (mck.co/3EeJiHB)

Several large tech companies are laying off staff after years of hiring due to growth. Companies focused on application or cloud modernization should take this opportunity to attract this talent to succeed in an increasingly technology-dominated world. (bit.ly/3V1Wrtk)

Companies that decide to cut cloud spending due to uncertain economic conditions can still move their journey forward by prioritizing training and identifying which applications should be refactored, replatformed, or otherwise addressed. (bit.ly/3Er64uL)

New Jersey has thrived in its economic recovery despite an employment shortage. My colleagues and I shared ways to close that gap in our latest piece. It will take a coordinated effort and a rethinking of job requirements to expand the talent pool. (mck.co/3h9m7Wq)

Every company is a software company today. And thanks to cloud computing, low- and no-code tools, and AI-based programming assistance, it’s easier for any company to build and maintain the software necessary to excel in a competitive marketplace. (mck.co/3PR1b3u)

As more companies assess their pathway to net-zero operations, sustainability will be top of mind for many CIOs. (on.wsj.com/3GabNpE)

My colleagues Michael Chui and Roger Roberts discussed tech trends and shared real-world examples of how companies have used AI to solve logistic problems, better train employees, and improve product design on the latest McKinsey podcast. (mck.co/3Db6tBy)

We have not solved the digital divide in America, but the roadmap is clear. It will take government grants, private-public partnerships, and hard work from companies that have made DE&I a core component of their values to fix the gap. (mck.co/3Y99H0x)

Life sciences companies that pursue a balanced technology investment strategy would unlock the most innovation and new sources of value. That means investing in longer-term plays even in an uncertain economic climate. (mck.co/3lpV76F)

Any AI model used in healthtech must feature greater collaboration between AI providers, improved diversity of data, and transparency around how the models are created and propagated so we eliminate any implicit biases. (bit.ly/3SvBkPF) #HealthTech #AI #Diversity

With the next arms race in technology centered on artificial intelligence, big tech companies are increasingly partnering with AI startups to improve the efficacy and value of their cloud services. (bit.ly/3IVgYw0) #Cloud #AIOps #CloudComputing

There are five ways businesses can help address the Black technology worker and executive gap. Ultimately, it will take significant collaboration with nonprofits and the public sector, and heavy investment in education and sponsorship to succeed. mck.co/3Yx97KD

Generative AI will revolutionize many different corporate activities. One under-appreciated application will be to transform project management overnight, minimizing cost overages, streamlining task management, and supplying incomplete information. bit.ly/3lmiLkP

Technology’s increasing importance in corporate America has elevated the CIO role in the C-suite. Those that excel at these new opportunities will find elevated stature within the company and the industry at large. bit.ly/40c4Lt0 #CIO #Leadership #IT