Digital transformation starts IT spending spree
Heavy investment in cloud, mobility and big data will push global IT spending to $2.7 trillion within the next four years.
Digital transformation slowed by skills shortage
Businesses are missing out on the potential benefits of technological developments such as Internet of Things (IoT) and big data because they lack the skills and understanding to develop meaningful projects.
Spending on digital transformation to top £2.2 trillion
Digital transformation is extending beyond the enterprise to help create a hyper-connected society which will generate more than $2.2 trillion in technology revenue by 2020.
Do we need an IT “department” anymore?
As technology continues to extend into every facet of the business, it is time we reviewed the concept of the IT department altogether.
Digital transformation makes us all partners, customers and…competitors
Billions of businesses, people, and things are being connected as digital transformation takes hold, fundamentally altering the way products and services are created.
Technology revolution slowed by digital transformation skills shortage
A lack of digital transformation skills means that IT leaders’ ambitious plans to overhaul public services may not be able to gain momentum.
Smart IT puts the squeeze on business process outsourcing
The allure of business process outsourcing contracts is quickly fading because Smart IT initiatives are starting to pay greater dividends than have previously been available.
How Digital Transformation will rebuild your bank branch
High street banks will spend $20 billion by 2019 to improve the in-branch banking experience, following the customer experience path largely being defined by Digital Transformation projects.
Offshore outsourcing will be blown out the water by digital transformation
Business technology will soon be so efficient thanks to digital transformation projects that the practice of using offshore outsourcing purely to reduce labour costs will become “obsolete”.
Digital transformation is now a business strategy, not an IT trend
Research by IDC shows that digital transformation is so pivotal to business success that it has transcended from I.T. challenge to become a cornerstone of the corporate strategy.
