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Digital & Technology roles
An organisation’s success is increasingly tethered to the effectiveness of their IT systems and digital presence.
The role of information officers and technology officers is no longer to support business operation but to drive strategic growth, foster innovation and help organisations cope with digital transformation.
With the emergence of immediate multi-channel connections with end-users, improvements in data analytics, and an increasing demand for business intelligence, today’s IT leaders must ensure that their digital infrastructure is consistently ahead of the curve.
Japan
Japan is one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, with corporations investing substantially in technology and the unparalleled power of consumers in technology adoption and purchasing.
Japanese start-ups now command hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of investment each year, with the popularity of “software as a service” and ecommerce technology driving up investment.
Odgers Berndtson Japan works with organisations, from multinational corporations to agile start-ups to recruit visionary digital leaders. Through our global network of digital search consultants, we provide clients with a platform to discover CIOs and CDOs with the skills to transform their organisations whilst continuing to acknowledge Japan’s history and customs.
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