This year’s CIOmove took us for the first time to Morocco, where we were not only able to visit various cities and organizations, but also create a framework for an intensive exchange on current topics of the IT world. 🌍 💻
One of my highlights: We traveled several hours by train to Marrakech, and while the beautiful landscape passed by, the CIOs discussed a variety of topics that concern them in their daily work. What a great setting for quality discussions! 🚄💬
Thanks to our wonderful hosts Nadia Tazi, Michele Rochefort and Nour-dine HAJJAMI, we were able to visit the Renault Group plant in Tangier, AXA Group Operations in Technopolis and Bank Al-Maghrib in Rabat. We are very grateful for the hospitality and the exciting insights into organizations that are driving innovation in Morocco!
Speaking of innovation, many thanks to Amal EL FALLAH – SEGHROUCHNI, our scientific supporter, and her team for welcoming us to the Ai Movement at UM6P – Mohammed VI Polytechnic University. We were all very impressed by the AI activities of the doctoral students and the entire university!
And I would like to thank everyone who made this year’s CIOmove possible: our CIOs, partners, ambassadors, scientific supporters and the CIOmove team as well as FAKTOR 3 AG. This is only possible thanks to you! 💪
CIOmove@Morocco had so many more highlights, but just take a look for yourself and save the date for next year’s CIOmove@Ireland: June 26-29, 2025! 📅
CIOmove 2024 in pictures
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Topics & Theses by the CIOmovers
“Just do it” – CIOs as Navigators in a World of Ambiguity
Helmut Krcmar, CIOmover from the beginning, argues that CIOs must learn to deal with a new dimension of ambiguity.
CIOs Should Become Catalysts for Digitalisation
For decades CIOs have been fighting shadow IT organisations within their companies. The widely accepted view was that everything relating to IT needed to be controlled centrally by the CIO and his/her IT organisation.
devicenow: Rethinking IT Management
Picture an IT hardware strategy that works effortlessly across all your global locations: consistent processes, simplified device management, and seamless scaling. No logistical unreliabilities, inaccuracies, silos (different options for headaches), no fragmented vendor relationships – just one unified and transparent approach to Office IT.
It’s Digitisation, Stupid!
Normally, CIOmove participants do not focus on SMEs, because in the vast majority of cases they are responsible for the IT business of large companies. But there are exceptions, for temporary, organisational or just biographical reasons, because careers and organisational structures also change.
Participants 2024
Our Hosts in Africa
Nadia Tazi
VP IS/IT Cluster Afrique Middle east, India and Korea Cluster of Renault Group
As a CIO, Nadia is leading digital transformation and innovation. She has strong competencies in service management and Governance, capable of leading and motivating individuals to maximize productivity.
Michele Rochefort
CEO of AXA Group Operations
In her current role, she is a member of the AXA Group Operations ExCom and CEO of the largest shared services company in AXA focusing of delivering unparalleled value for our entities. She is also passionate shaping the operations strategy for AXA and bringing our shared services company to the next level to become an important enabler and unparalleled partner for AXA’s global strategy.
Premium Partners 2024
Partners 2024
