The fastest-growing midmarket companies are using these best practices to carry out their growth strategy.
Many midmarket companies lack the financial resources and head count of today’s multi-billion-dollar organizations. Hence, they must create unique strategies to differentiate themselves from their competition.
Develop a game plan to be a growth-oriented CIO. Identify where growth is coming from. Support it so executives and team members can capture the revenue and maximize the profits.
The National Center for the Middle Market quarterly survey of the nation’s midmarket organizations shows positive results for the past three months…and a bright outlook for 2018.
Even though most midmarket IT leaders know that cyber attacks will devastate their bottom line, they only devote a minuscule amount of their IT budgets to combating those attacks.
If you’re like most midmarket IT leaders, your company’s infrastructure is your central nervous system. It goes without saying, perhaps, that an attack on that infrastructure would be devastating.
A sizable chunk of midmarket businesses is asking IT to do more to innovate for top line growth. However, CIOs at these companies face their own considerable internal problems, such as security asset and manpower deficits. This situation is making it that much more difficult for them to meet their business demands.
The business performance of midmarket organizations shows signs of slowing, but overall health remains very strong. 
The fastest-growing midmarket companies are using these best practices to carry out their growth strategy.
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Develop a game plan to be a growth-oriented CIO. Identify where growth is coming from. Support it so executives and team members can capture the revenue and maximize the profits.
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The National Center for the Middle Market quarterly survey of the nation’s midmarket organizations shows positive results for the past three months…and a bright outlook for 2018.
Even though most midmarket IT leaders know that cyber attacks will devastate their bottom line, they only devote a minuscule amount of their IT budgets to combating those attacks.
