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Information Services Group (ISG) has released a new report highlighting how Brazilian enterprises are increasingly investing in digital innovation services to stay competitive. The ISG Provider Lens™ Digital Business Innovation Services report reveals that companies are forming strategic partnerships with service providers to implement AI, automation, cloud computing, and extended reality (XR) technologies. Brazilian firms are focusing on implementing automation and AI to deliver personalized customer experiences, despite challenges including skill gaps and data security concerns. The retail sector is leveraging augmented reality for virtual product trials, while healthcare providers are using XR for interactive consultations. Manufacturers are combining digital twins with XR for factory monitoring and training. The report evaluates 57 providers across four quadrants, with Accenture, AI/R, and Globant named as Leaders in three quadrants each. Key challenges identified include professional shortage and significant infrastructure investment needs. Positive Growing investment in digital innovation services indicates market expansion Strategic partnerships with service providers enhance technological capabilities Implementation of AI and automation for improved customer experiences Adoption of XR technologies in retail, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors Negative Significant skill gaps in the workforce High infrastructure investment requirements Data security concerns Internal resistance to change from employees and leadership Companies […]

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Digital Excellence for Growth and Enterprise (Dx-EDGE) will serve as a platform empowering MSMEs with the tools, knowledge, and ecosystem needed to become future-ready, competitive, and resilient. Subrahmanyam said the three main challenges MSMEs face are improving technology, developing a skilled workforce, and addressing issues related to quality certifications. Image: Getty Images Apex industry body, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), has collaborated with government think tank NITI Aayog and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to enhance the performance of the country’s micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through digitalisation. Advertisement A national initiative, Digital Excellence for Growth and Enterprise (Dx-EDGE), was launched in New Delhi to serve as a platform empowering MSMEs with the tools, knowledge, and ecosystem needed to become future-ready, competitive, and resilient. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Read More Share the article More FromEconomy "With the increased budgetary allocation over the years, the length of four-lane and above NH network has increased by 2.5 times from about 18,371 km in 2014 to about 48,430 km,” the minister said. By Ashutosh Kumar These funds will be used for the acquisition of national highway stretches at a concession value of ₹17,738 crore (including a premium of […]

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Introduction: A New Era for Loyalty In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, standing out requires more than just creativity—it requires a deep understanding of emerging technologies, business strategies, and the ever-evolving needs of clients. This is where Loyalty has carved its niche over the years, and with its recent rebranding to Loyalty Neo , the agency is stepping into a new era—one that embraces modern technology, smart marketing strategies, and a broader vision. Under the leadership of Mr. Junaid Alomar , the CEO and founder, LoyaltyNeo is not just a digital marketing agency; it’s a full-service powerhouse helping businesses scale in the digital age. The Beginnings: Founding Loyalty Founded with a small yet dedicated team of three, Loyalty began its journey in 2013 as a modest digital agency offering core services like digital marketing , logo design , visual identity creation , and CMS-based web development . These early services laid the groundwork for what would soon become a pioneering agency in the digital space. Loyalty ’s commitment to creativity, attention to detail, and relentless pursuit of quality helped the agency quickly establish a reputation for delivering excellent results. By partnering with businesses to help them carve out […]

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Digital Transformation Market Size, Share, and Trends Analysis The global digital transformation market size was valued at USD 929.94 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 5065.27 billion by 2031, with a CAGR of 23.60% during the forecast period of 2024 to 2031. Market Definition: The global digital transformation market size was valued at USD 929.94 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 5065.27 billion by 2031, with a CAGR of 23.60% during the forecast period of 2024 to 2031. Browse More About This Research Report @ https://www.databridgemarketresearch.com/reports/global-digital-transformation-market Some of the major players operating in the market are: Microsoft (U.S.), IBM (U.S.), SAP SE (Germany), Oracle (U.S.), Google (U.S.), Cognizant (U.S.), Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP (U.S.), Adobe (U.S.), (Ireland), HCL Technologies Limited (India), Broadcom (U.S.), Equinix, Inc. (U.S.), Dell Inc., (U.S.), TIBCO Software Inc. (U.S.), Marlabs (U.S.), Alcor Solutions, Inc. (U.S.), SmartStream Technologies ltd. (U.K.), Yash Technologies (U.S.), Interfacing (Canada), Kissflow, Inc. (India), eMudhra (India), Process Maker (U.S.), Process Street (U.S.), Happiest Minds (India), Scoro Software (U.K.), Brillio (U.S.), and Aexonic Technologies (U.S.) Competitive Landscape and Digital Transformation Market Share Analysis: The market competitive landscape provides details by competitor. Details included are company overview, […]

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Every year, International Data Center Day serves as a global reminder of the critical role data centers play in powering the digital economy. As Africa undergoes a rapid digital transformation, data centers have become the backbone of this evolution—enabling cloud adoption, AI advancements, and seamless connectivity across the continent. In Africa, where digital infrastructure is still developing, data centers are not just about storage and processing; they are essential for bridging the digital divide, supporting financial inclusion, and driving innovation in key industries like fintech, e-commerce, and telecommunications. Recognizing the growing importance of data centers in shaping Africa’s digital future, TechAfrica News remains committed to spotlighting the ecosystem, its challenges, and the opportunities it presents. Through in-depth reporting, industry interviews, and exclusive insights, we continue to explore how data centers are fueling Africa’s digital ambitions. To mark this year’s International Data Center Day, TechAfrica News, in collaboration with the Africa Data Centres Association (ADCA) and sponsored by Vertiv, hosted a pre-celebration gathering in Nairobi, Kenya, on March 13, 2025. The event brought together key industry stakeholders to discuss Africa’s data center landscape and efforts focused on data centers and the broader digital ecosystem. “It is important to gather as […]

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Ancillary | Digital Transformation | FTE Event News | On the Ground | Up in the Air // Mar 2025 As technology evolves, customers expect their travel experience to adapt and evolve in a way that is intuitive, contextual and seamless. In the ancillary & retailing space, progressive airlines and airports are embracing advanced technologies and innovative strategies to transform the customer experience. In part 2 of our comprehensive focus, daa (operator of Dublin and Cork airports), Lufthansa Group, Heathrow, PLAY Airlines and Fraport share their insights into the top ancillary & retailing trends to watch in 2025. You can view part 1 of our focus on ancillary & retailing trends – featuring Vantage Group, Air France-KLM, Threedot, Munich Airport, Oman Air, nlmtd, Vancouver Airport Authority, and Kinetic Consultancy – by clicking here . daa on tailored experiences, cutting-edge tech, experiential activations and more daa’s airports are enhancing facilities, services, and experiences to cater to the growing demand for quality products including transforming the retail and food & beverage offers, developing a more luxurious lounge product, and upgrading and elevating the service offer within the private terminal facility – Platinum Services. Travellers increasingly expect end-to-end personalisation at every step […]

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Financial services firms in Japan to gain enhanced decisioning and risk management capabilities through FICO solutions Fujitsu Limited FICO Kawasaki, Japan and Bozeman, Mont., March 19, 2025 Fujitsu Limited and FICO, a global analytics software leader, today announced they have entered into a partnership to expand FICO’s solutions to Japan, with plans to extend into other financial markets. Under the partnership, Fujitsu will provide FICO® platform’s Omni-Channel Engagement Capabilities to Japanese financial institutions from July 2025, while also broadening the solution lineup and exploring opportunities for further regional expansion to support the financial industry’s digital transformation. FICO’s technologies, including predictive analytics, fraud prevention and decision management, offer high-levels of accuracy, reliability and predictive power and are utilized by hundreds of leading companies around the world. By leveraging Fujitsu’s knowledge of the financial sector, technological capabilities, and customer base to accelerate the expansion of FICO’s services in Japan, the two companies will enable financial institutions to provide enhanced support to users and ensure the stability of the financial system. Through this partnership, Fujitsu will support FICO services from consulting to full system implementation, with FICO providing technical expertise. The expansion of FICO’s services in Japan is expected to meet the […]

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Creative Realities (NASDAQ: CREX) has completed its first major Canadian deployment at Rogers Arena, home of the Vancouver Canucks, transforming it into a state-of-the-art venue. The project includes installation of over 900 digital displays powered by Uniguest’s Tripleplay IPTV and Digital Signage solution and LG Electronics Canada’s screens. Key features of the modernization include: POS-integrated digital menu boards for optimizing food and beverage sales Moments of Exclusivity Triggers for synchronized screen displays during key moments Premium hospitality content strategy focusing on high-end dining options Digital infrastructure supporting over 900 endpoints with IPTV connectivity While Phase One focused on infrastructure, IPTV deployment, and content strategy, discussions for Phase Two are already in progress. The project represents CREX’s expansion into the Canadian market, building on its existing service to over 50 Professional Sports venues in the US. Positive First major expansion into Canadian market, opening new growth opportunities Successfully deployed 900+ digital endpoints in a major venue Strategic partnership with Vancouver Canucks demonstrates capability to secure high-profile clients Project includes revenue-generating features like POS-integrated menu boards and advertising displays Negative Heavy reliance on local installation and service providers for project execution Phase One completion only, indicating additional investment needed for Phase […]

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Digital TransformationSakal Media Group Published on: Pune: Traditional industries in India are undergoing a rapid digital transformation, driven by a new wave of leadership that is prioritizing modernization . As second- and third-generation business leaders take charge, there is a growing push to leverage AI, automation, and analytics to improve efficiency and decision-making. Join TBC’s WhatsApp Channel to Stay Updated! Rajesh Pawar, Managing Director of ‘Yantra – A Riveron Company’, noted the shift: “Industries which have been historically slow in tech adoption, are now evolving rapidly. Companies are realizing the tangible benefits of technology-driven efficiencies, making implementation easier and more impactful.” AT&S Opens Global IT Shared Service Center in Pune to Power Digital Transformation While new-age industries are AI-native, traditional businesses are now actively integrating enterprise applications, data analytics, and automation solutions to streamline processes. This shift is particularly evident in manufacturing, EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction), and renewable energy, where companies are modernizing their finance, procurement, and reporting systems to break down operational silos. FarmERP Leads Digital Transformation in Middle Eastern Agriculture with AI Despite the momentum, data security and ethical AI usage remain primary concerns, particularly for larger organizations handling sensitive information. “Security is a key consideration […]

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Cloud Computing Jarin McClinton 24th March 2025 Share this story: Tags: AI cloud migration Digital Transformation Categories:: Cloud Computing Cloud Migration Enterprise As European companies struggle to realise the full value of their cloud investments, we as technology leaders need to recognise that successful digital transformation rests on three fundamental pillars: people, processes, and tools. While the industry emphasises ‘people-first’ approaches for emerging technologies such as AI, we must apply this same principle to cloud migration, while ensuring teams are equipped with the right tools to maximise their potential. Recent research from Deloitte reveals that while 74% of UK leaders see digital transformation as crucial, organisations are struggling to realise its full value, and despite 95% of European companies reporting that they capture some value from cloud computing , most of its benefits remain isolated and subscale. In fact, 82% of organisations acknowledge their cloud impact is either limited or only partially realised . The human element plays a vital role here, given the biggest barrier to migration is people who often have a lot of emotional investment in their current tools. The focus has been disproportionately on technical implementations rather than the integration of people, processes, and tools. […]

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