Digital Transformation Leadership

A crisis is a terrific catalyst for innovation. When things are going smoothly, it’s easy to nod and agree to a concept like this; however, this belief can easily go out the window when the wheels are coming off a venture you’ve built from the ground up.

More than ever before, it is crucial to channel the time and money you do have available towards the most effective digital transformation strategy for your business.

COVID-19 has made digital transformation more essential than ever. Jump-start your strategy by proactively addressing these common causes of stalls

The most successful digital transformation strategies boil down to asking the right questions. Amid the pandemic, ask these about yours.

If one word has stood out for businesses since COVID-19 struck, it must surely be ‘pivot’. To survive and flourish, new levels of efficiency and flexibility are required that only digital transformation outcomes can drive

When a business is faced with certain ruin the pieces usually click into place.

According to a recent IFS study, 70% of businesses have increased or maintained digital transformation spend amid the Covid-19 pandemic

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

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.

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.

Business and marketing requirements are changing due to Covid-19. Companies are reassessing their digital transformation models and redefining their digital transformation goals.

The ease with which consumers have adapted to rapid change signals a future of more disruption.

In these times of digital and pandemic disruption, emphasizing the humanity of change will give DX a purpose. To succeed, digital transformation must now prioritize relationship transformation (RTx) as the 'why' of change and modernization.

COVID-19 crisis has helped CIOs, as it validated their slow-moving digital transformation initiatives & accelerated them beyond expectations

Here's why you need to change now, and how to do so on a lean budget. 

Over a third of UK business decision-makers believe changes in operations since Covid-19 have increased digital transformation budgets “dramatically”.

IT leaders who use the current crisis to identify gaps in processes and digitize operations will see their businesses thrive.

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

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.

Virtually all organisations have been forced to rethink their business and operating model – its purpose, its strategy, its employees, its processes, its customers, and the technology which underlies it. Whatever the answers to these questions, technology became a major enabler to transform, and the ability to quickly learn and adapt to this “new normal” is essential to survive.