What you'll learn:

  1. Why the CIO's core accountability is shifting from managing delivery to governing outcomes
  2. Why business unit autonomy will keep increasing, and why central governance still wins out
  3. How enterprise architecture and operating models need to change as AI agents build and modify their own workflows
  4. What CIOs should prioritize now to stay relevant through 2030

Forrester trends report

The AI CIO

AI is forcing CIOs to shift from managing execution to governing autonomous action

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What you'll learn:

  1. Why the CIO's core accountability is shifting from managing delivery to governing outcomes
  2. Why business unit autonomy will keep increasing, and why central governance still wins out
  3. How enterprise architecture and operating models need to change as AI agents build and modify their own workflows
  4. What CIOs should prioritize now to stay relevant through 2030

AI will change the CIO’s role more than the last decade of digital transformation ever did. As AI agents take on more of the day-to-day execution, IT leaders are being asked to govern outcomes they used to manage directly: who holds decision rights, how intent becomes action, and how that action is monitored and corrected at scale.

This Forrester trends report examines that shift in detail, from how AI reshapes enterprise architecture to what leaders should prioritize now as the CIO role moves from running systems to governing an autonomous enterprise.


Information in Forrester publications is based on Forrester’s efforts to compile and analyze the best resources reasonably available to Forrester at any given time. Opinions reflect judgment at the time and are subject to change.  This report is part of a broader collection of Forrester resources, including interactive models, frameworks, tools, data, and access to analyst guidance. 

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