Wouldn’t it be great if we all had customers that knew what they wanted? But even when we do, there’s a disconnect between the digital capability they want and them actually receiving the benefits of it. This is the digital
Today’s enterprises must adopt relevant technologies in order to boost profits. The main objective of technological implementation is to optimize employees’ daily work using digital tools. Doing so successfully has profound benefits for businesses and its staff: “Digital Revolutionaries” –
Loss of employee productivity. Overburdened help desk. Slow and expensive training process. These are just a few of the issues that arise every single time new technology is introduced at work. And that happens a lot. At the end of
For enterprises today, what customers want is the same as it’s always been. Except today, it’s multiplied a thousand-fold. Customers have always wanted good value, good service, and ease of use. But with more and more competition in the
High employee turnover. Loss of company IP. Low engagement. Poor productivity. These are some of the issues that keep HR professionals up at night. They sound like long-term problems — the kind that come with a workforce that has been
Modern enterprises must prioritize digital transformation — it’s no longer an option. Generally speaking, most businesses understand its importance. But most fail to implement new technologies well. It’s reported in Forbes that 84% of businesses in 2016 failed to properly
Today’s enterprises all face the same digital transformation issues. And they’re ruining their technology investments. Traditional methods are no longer suitable for solving digital problems. Companies need to adopt an innovative approach to the challenges caused by continuous technological innovation.
RPA, AI, DAP — the world of digital innovation seems to be dominated by acronyms. As each new acronym emerges, it’s up to CIOs and digital adoption professionals to understand what the technology means and how it can help achieve
There isn’t just one elephant in the room. There are two. At least, that’s the case for enterprises today. They’ve got two major issues: digital transformation and change management. Digital transformation is certainly an issue. As of 2018, only 38%
Did you know that today’s college students have never licked a postal stamp? That’s according to research done at Beloit College in Wisconsin. As shocking as this is, it’s more than just a generation gap. The deep divide between stamp-lickers