After 2020, the digital business landscape changed permanently, forcing many CIOs to adopt more responsibilities, make hard decisions, and, ultimately, rethink their organization’s operating models – in short, the world has changed for the CIO in “the new normal.” In
For the CIO, the post-COVID era will be challenging, but it will also bring opportunities for those who are prepared. In this post, we’ll cover CIO tips for thriving in the years ahead. A Guide for the CIO: Tips for
Digital and technology adoption will become more important than ever in the new normal – that is, in the era after COVID-19. When the pandemic subsides, we can will be confronted by a new economic reality, and that economy will
To prepare for the post-pandemic world, business leaders must understand COVID-19 implications for business, the economy, and society. As the pandemic continues to unfold, it will continue affecting many areas of life, from the economy to daily life. Given the
CIOs and IT teams should be preparing for the next normal by investing in digital transformation, adoption, and training. These digital initiatives will help ensure that employers and their workforce can meet the challenges as well as the opportunities of
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During the first few months of 2020, organizations around the world implemented telecommuting policies and employees began to work from home. These measures were implemented to reduce the health risks posed by the novel coronavirus, but some believe the remote
After COVID-19 ends – during the next normal – digital adoption and digital transformation will both become more crucial to survival, success, and profitability. Below, we’ll learn how COVID-19 is affecting digital technology and how the digital landscape will change
Agile organizations can implement strategies more quickly, react to marketplace changes in less time, and perform better in the marketplace. Digital innovation and disruption have been driving change in the economy for years, if not decades. Thanks to the introduction