Digital transformation has been a priority for CIOs for years. But in the face of a changing economic and business landscape, the approach and goals of such projects need to change. New research reveals that this is exactly what is happening, with 78 percent of global decision makers shifting digital transformation priorities over the past three years. Today, digital transformation initiatives are arguably more aligned with the market’s needs than ever before. The trick to driving continued success over this dynamic period will be empowering the right stakeholders with the right technologies and overcoming organizational roadblocks like funding gaps and lack of buy-in from executives. Bigger and better things IT has always been tasked with a tricky balancing act. On the one hand, technology is about controlling costs and improving efficiencies through -boosting innovations, like automation, to stay ahead of the competition. On the other hand, IT teams also need to maintain a business’s resilience as a barrier against future market volatility, so they can ride out rocky terrain. The good news is that today’s organizations aren’t restrained by an either/or mindset. Research reveals that 60 percent of IT decision makers now have improving business resilience and efficiency as […]
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Invest The Invisible Impact
K&X Design and Investment Technology, LLC
Invest The Invisible Impact
