At this moment in time it’s not CIOs, CTOs, or CDOs leading digital transformation for companies across the globe: it’s the global pandemic that’s forcing so many of us to stay indoors until the risk subsides. With more people working from home
Big data and reporting go hand in hand. But there’s ‘reporting for the sake of it’ and then there’s ‘reporting that actually makes sense’. While it’s clear that most businesses want the latter kind of reporting, how can they make sure that
Technology doesn’t sit still. Neither does its impact on modern businesses as they continually re-evaluate their corporate strategies in line with the efficiencies, capabilities, and cost savings offered by digital transformation. As you’d expect, these developments have a massive effect on a
Deciding to digitally transform any business is a big decision. Not just because it requires a great deal of initial exploratory work – the ambition or ‘why’ it’s needed, as well as the design or ‘how’ it’ll come together (see part 1)
Everyone is moving into digital right now – out of choice or necessity – from cloud migration to workplace mobility; via enhanced security and scalable capacity. However, there are different ways to do this; just as there are different factors driving digital
Given the continued lockdown and the economic impact on many businesses, it’s easy to understand why small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are cutting back on non-essential spending – especially when they’re faced with the need to suddenly invest in new hardware and
