Digital Transformation Leadership

Cloud is a good fit for modern applications, but most enterprise workloads aren’t exactly modern. Security problems and unmet expectations are sending companies packing.

App modernization is a journey that holds the potential to enhance customer experiences, optimize processes and unlock valuable insights.

Technology leaders are exploring new ways to drive innovation and maximize the value of IT in a changing world driven by disruption and a need for acceleration.

Develop data-driven insights to build a strategy for paying down the tech debt that stands in the way of business modernization.

Learn how IT leaders can tackle common challenges around security, technical debt, talent, and costs in 2023.

Technologies like 5G, artificial intelligence, and low and no code software design tools are changing how companies need to approach innovation. Specifically, they look to the edge of the organization where the business interfaces with its customers, suppliers, and other stakeholders, and where small-scale innovations are happening.

Many issues were caused by a reliance on legacy tech, problems accessing relevant data or a lack of skills to deliver digital projects.

Organisations are embarking on digital transformation to create differentiated customer experiences, better products and grow. Without addressing their data debt, it could all be for nothing.

With the pressure mounting to keep the business afloat in a digital environment, CIOs should develop strategies that will empower them to avoid uneven tech stack in the digital transformation journey.

Five tactics to help established companies stay competitive.

For artificial intelligence to deliver value across the organization, banks need core technology that is scalable, resilient, and adaptable. Building that requires changes in six key areas.

By transitioning to a reference data architecture, organizations can capture value from analytics at scale.

Successful technology transformations demand a disciplined approach, the fusion of technology and business goals, and execution tailored to core-technology complexity.

Migrating to the cloud stands to remedy many of the pain points associated with legacy systems.

Modernisation is not a nice to have. While digital transformation projects can be daunting, the real danger is doing nothing. So how can organisations dependent on big legacy systems get a strategy in place to migrate effectively?

How modernisation can make your estate more secure

Once in a generation, the opportunities to create a business legacy increase massively when tectonic shifts quake the business and technology ecosystem.

Five shifts have changed the way successful legacy multinationals do strategy.

After being hampered by legacy technologies and siloed systems while also experiencing a surge in demand for public services during the pandemic, many state and local agencies are now adopting cloud-based technologies and services to accelerate modernization.

McKinsey study reveals how everyone has some degree of technical debt, which slows down digital progress.

It’s a very natural and common issue for companies to grow beyond the capabilities of their existing systems. The challenge is that without acting on improving those systems as they grow, they spend time patching the cracks rather than doing their core business.

Although most organizations haven't upgraded their controls to align with today’s landscape and challenges, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t.

Are your digital initiatives truly transformative, or just an upgrade? Consider these five defining characteristics of real digital transformation

To keep complex, business-centric, transformative initiatives on track, companies must let go of dogmatic approaches and create a balance between the startup world and the corporate world.

Mastering the legacy is a prerequisite to Digital transformation success. The best-in-class succeed by mastering their application portfolio and high-quality IT demand management should be high on every CIO’s agenda.