Evaluate your information systems strategy, to assess gaps in your current system implementation and security, and to recommend emerging technologies to assist your organization in its business objectives. 

Evaluating an organization’s information systems strategy involves assessing the current system implementation and security to identify any gaps that need to be addressed. This includes examining how data is collected and stored, as well as who has access to it and what safeguards are in place in case of a breach or other threats. Additionally, it is important to review policies related to the use of technology within the organization in order to ensure they are up-to-date with industry standards and comply with relevant laws/regulations.

Once all areas have been evaluated, emerging technologies can then be recommended that will help further support the business objectives of the organization. For example, if there is a need for higher levels of data security then cloud computing or blockchain could be considered while automation tools may be beneficial for streamlining processes/workflows. Additionally, implementing customer relationship management (CRM) software may help improve collaboration between departments while also providing better insight into customer behavior.

By evaluating an information systems strategy regularly and staying up-to-date on new technologies, organizations can more effectively meet their goals while also mitigating risks associated with using technology such as potential security vulnerabilities or data loss.