While keeping any business running during ‘normal’ times has its challenges, there can be no doubt that when teams are distributed – as many continue to be right now – additional problems can take root. However, while operating remotely might at first
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
At best, in any large business, IT is seen as a standalone department. At worst, the perception of the IT team by other units is that they’re a law unto themselves – one that often blocks the business. It’s not always true
Business processes. They’re there for a reason. They set a precedent for how things are done at work – in an optimal way – given the staff, resources, and technologies your business has to work with. But things change. Technology makes different
There are many moving parts involved in making digital transformation a reality in every business. The role that procurement departments play shouldn’t be overlooked. However, while procurement may be able to successfully negotiate contracts, service level agreements, and ensure that the right
