Chris Nøkkentved
- Position:
- Chief Technology Officer, Enterprise and Cloud Applications, DXC Technology
- Details:
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Applications | Artificial Intelligence
- Location
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Copenhagen, Denmark
Chris Nøkkentved is the chief technology officer of Enterprise & Cloud Applications at DXC Technology, where he focuses on delivering value and innovation through business process optimization, systems integration services and transformation engagements. Previously, as global chief technologist for Enterprise Applications at HPE Enterprise Services, Chris drove innovation in hardware, software and services that led to differentiating, full-stack offerings. He has 27 years of experience in transformation consulting, and enterprise applications development and operations innovations. Chris has a Ph.D. in Business Networks and Informatics from Copenhagen Business School.
Consumerization is enabling real-time, sense-and-respond, data- and event-driven technologies that are disrupting current business models. These technologies are moving from hierarchy to self-organization, and from protecting information to sharing and democratizing it. They are speeding up insights, empowering employees and citizens to make decisions, and using simple rules to drive the right decisions.
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