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CIOs prioritise digital infrastructure for sustainability goals

Nearly 99% of CIOs say they have intelligent digital infrastructure in place.

Chief Information Officers (CIOs) in Singapore are slightly behind in addressing environmental issues, with only 25% having a multi-year environmental strategy in place, according to Colt Technology Services.

Meanwhile, the report also found that half of Singapore CIOs expect digital infrastructure spending to increase by up to 20% in 2025. 

Notably, 98.57% say they have intelligent digital infrastructure in place, reflecting a broader trend of integrating such systems to enhance operational efficiency and support sustainability goals.

Currently, 48% of Singaporean CIOs believe the tech industry is making the right level of effort to drive sustainable growth—higher than in other leading digital economies like Hong Kong (27.33%) and the UK (36.67%).

In addition, more than 47% of CIOs in Singapore say their digital infrastructure provider has a positive approach to environmental governance, compared to 41% in Hong Kong and 35% in the UK.

On behalf of Colt Technology Services, Censuswide surveyed over 1,500 IT decision-makers aged 18 and above from the UK, USA, Italy, France, Germany, The UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, and Benelux between 19 July 2024 and 5 August 2024.

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