Vinod Nair ‘Digital transformation’ has become part of the business lexicon – a catch-all term for the journey which every organisation, regardless of size or sector, must take towards operating effectively and securely in today’s increasingly digital world. You may already be familiar with some of the steps in this journey – establishing and developing digital infrastructure, enhancing processes with a spawling array of next-gen solutions and services, and attempting to secure your organisation and its digital assets from external threats. We tend to view digital transformation as being closely associated with technology, which, in the case of the current generation of IT solutions, means the integration of technologies like AI, ML, Automation, Data Analytics, and IoT into the day-to-day functions of a business with a view to improving the way it works. However, digital transformation is also, at its very core, centred around humans, too. And, here’s the thing – for a company to say that it is truly enabling digital transformation, the synergy between humans and technology must work seamlessly hand-in-hand to achieve business goals. That’s no mean feat, but it’s a challenge worth taking on. The opportunities which next-generation solutions and services offer businesses represent something […]
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