Why shareholder value should be key driver of tech strategy

New e-book delivers important information for non-complex CEOs

CEOs need to have to see tech investments by the lens of the worth they offer to shareholders, suggests a CTO who has authored a new e-book on producing the most of your IT investments.

Speaking to Tech Keep track of, Andrew Hampshire, pictured earlier mentioned, suggests that in his operate as CTO for asset administration company Gresham Household, he usually satisfies CEOs who are pissed off by their lack of ability to advance their organisations by engineering, which they generally attribute to their individual deficiency of tech-savvy abilities.

Hampshire has penned the e-book, Creating Value Via Technology, to enable give information to enterprise leaders to search from the point of view of shareholder worth rather than by a engineering lens.

He tells Tech Keep track of affiliate editor Cristina Lago that shareholder worth can involve economical and non-economical facets of enterprise.

“Clearly valuation is primarily based on revenue, revenue, dollars or financial debt. But it also factors [in] other considerations… like model, name, marketplace positioning or your special advertising proposition,” he suggests.

Go through the entire job interview on Tech Keep track of.