Digital Transformation Leadership

The primary goal of digital transformation is still an enhanced customer experience, but the current crisis has made the path to achieving that more complex.

Against budget pressure, are you turning what you did during the pandemic into agile habits for the long term? Get your digital transformation priorities in order

Waiting on DX until the fallout from the pandemic becomes clear is a big mistake. Here's how to start your digital transformation right now.

The pandemic has made online interaction more routine, creating new opportunities for businesses.

A consequence of the global pandemic and our inability to do much face-to-face business will be greater investment by venture capitalists and by enterprises in digital business trends. Forward-thinking CIOs have anticipated this change and took action years ago. They deserve enormous credit now.

Can Today’s Challenges Be a Catalyst for Positive Change?

Companies resort to quick deployment and scaling of digital transformation (DX) projects as workforces are shifted to a remote working normacy.

CIOs opting to hunker down and wait out COVID-19 should think again. By revving up their digital business strategies, they position themselves for growth when the pandemic subsides, say experts and CIOs.

What will it take to compete in the post-COVID-19 economy? A relentless focus on the outcomes that matter, new ways of working, and savvy use of digital and technology.

While many aspects of life remain on hold, many organizations are charging full steam ahead on digital transformation efforts – even giving some pieces a speed boost.

2019's digital transformation plans for 2020 have largely been overcome by events and now require thorough review and rethinking.

Technology budgets take hits, but tech leaders keep eye on remote work, collaborative needs.

Si les budgets informatiques sont impactés par la crise actuelle liée à la pandémie, dans le même temps tout un modèle de travail est repensé, notamment avec le travail à distance. Le contexte semble pousser de fait à la transformation numérique.

As the pandemic increased digital demands, technology leaders were forced to move up roadmaps for RPA and hyperautomation

Recent events have certainly put these technologies to the test — but worker health and safety, and the digital transformation tools that help protect employees, always will be a top priority.

COVID-19 has forced many companies to accelerate their digital transformation initiatives – but as the pandemic takes a toll, how do you keep making progress?

The race to develop treatments and a vaccine for COVID-19 highlights the value of repurposing solutions.

The first step for any business entering the era of COVID-19 has been simply to respond as appropriately as possible. As the path to a resilient organization becomes clearer, so too does the need for digital transformation.

Surviving the most challenging economic conditions since the Great Depression, and thriving once the pandemic eases, requires flexible and imaginative thinking and the ability to manage the innovation process.

According to a global survey from AppDynamics, most IT professionals are concerned about the long-term impact of their current digital transformation initiatives.

With the world of business slowly returning to the workplace in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, the big unanswered questions are how much has changed and is this new work paradigm forever?

Stick to the fundamentals, and take them forward with you to the other side of this crisis; not only intact, but improved.

The Covid19 pandemic has brought misery to most of the world. There are many lessons still to learn, but three digital realities can guide our future outlook.

True success lies in a company’s ability to make customer’s lives better—whether those customers are buyers, patients, students, or otherwise.