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Creating, defining, and refining an effective tech strategy

Having a defined tech strategy creates alignment and keeps everyone on the same page. So how can you ensure yours is most effective? Panelists Anna Shipman, Randy Shoup, Papanii Nene Okai, Nimisha Asthagiri and Anand Mariappan share their tips.

Speakers: Anand Mariappan ,  Papanii Nene Okai ,  Nimisha Asthagiri ,  Randy Shoup ,  Anna Shipman

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January 25, 2021

If you’re working at a technical organisation you’re certain to have a technical strategy – but thinking now, could you describe or articulate what yours was? Having a defined tech strategy creates alignment and keeps everyone on the same page, creating a more unified strategy. So how do you build a tech strategy.

In this panel, we’ll discuss how to build an effective tech strategy thinking about: what a good technology strategy looks like, how to create a strategy, how to communicate and articulate your creation, and how to adapt it as times change.

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