As companies and government entities speed up digital transformation initiatives in the wake of COVID-19, many are looking to adopt new ownership models for their IT.
As change in the emerging “new normal” world is unpredictable, organisations are on a quest for more agile networks, rejecting the outdated tech associated with legacy networks.
Digitisation steps in to fast-track supply chain transformation, as automating the process from procurement to payment can speed up the process dramatically.
The democratisation of payments through the tech innovation of buy now, pay later enables more consumers to choose interest-free financing for their shopping.
A look at what goes into the making of a successful automation journey and the outcomes businesses can expect to achieve, particularly when it comes to the workforce.
To choose the most appropriate interventions to plan, resource, execute and achieve greater success with BI and analytics implementations, be context-sensitive.
By automating the software build and deployment process, a team can truly begin to move quicker, reducing the number of catastrophic errors in their applications.
Be aware of your personal ‘comfort prison’, plan your escape and do what it takes to get going on your new strategy.
Automation is set to drive most businesses all over the world in the coming years, so it’s now time to work through the challenges this move will pose to your company.
Insight into mobile expense management − one of the more critical expense categories − is now more important than ever before.
As companies increasingly adopt new tech, they need trusted partners to help them manage the complex hybrid environments that result from integrating these solutions.
A critical inner voice can completely undermine your confidence, but you can train your harsh inner voice to speak a more constructive repertoire.
Why automation is so important to business growth and development, and how companies should approach it.