From donuts to digital, Molly Haynes, Senior Content Manager at Worley, looks at why failure is often part of the process and how we can overcome those obstacles to digital transformation success
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Digital transformation in the purest sense is the integration of digital technology into all areas of a business, fundamentally changing how it operates, the user experience of its employees and how it serves its customers. Digital transformation has been much hyped and the term has arguably become a buzzword in the process, with organisations flippantly pointing to it for relatively simple deployments or innovations such as enabling mobile working or moving some (but not all) workloads to the c...
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Many enterprises are finding it increasingly difficult to deliver a consistently high-quality end user experience to a global online audience using a single Content Delivery Network (CDN). CDN providers have different strengths and weaknesses - unsurprisingly, a single provider does not adequately address the needs of a global online organization. However, businesses can use a multi-CDN and by leveraging the right combination of providers, enterprises can simultaneously improve end user quality...
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If there’s one thing we can be sure of, nearly 20 years into the new millennium, it’s that tech has changed our world, and will drive more and more change, long into the future. This applies at both personal and corporate levels: it’s hard to think of any sector, or any organisation, that does not need a comprehensive strategy for tech in the modern world in order to survive and thrive. By Timico’s business development manager, Roger Bannister.
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Freedom is a powerful word. But, what does it actually mean? To some, it means independence. To others, the ability to act and speak freely – or to move around without borders. By Bernd Gross, CTO at Software AG.
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“Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.” This bold decree from former United States senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan may have been stated decades ago in a political context, but it remains surprisingly relevant and applicable in today’s digital age in relation to many organisations’ data environments. By Gary Chitan, Head of Enterprise Data Intelligence Software Sales, UK and Ireland, ASG Technologies.
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