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Businesses are increasingly in a fight against time to adapt their structures and processes to facilitate on-going digital change. In fact, leading analyst firm Forrester predicts digital technology will drive 47% of business revenue by 2020. By Gareth Stephens, CEO of UK and Middle East, 4C.
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Voice search, AR, VR, AI, machine learning and cryptocurrency all appear amongst the projected trends for e-commerce in 2019, but realistically how close are online sellers to being able to adopt these advanced technologies? Whilst most businesses admit to being in the pursuit of digital transformation, a recent survey we conducted of 559 global B2B organisations found that many are still focusing on getting the basics right and potentially ignoring opportunities for growth that might be...
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Remote working, which can also be considered as the ‘workplace of the future’, is one of the most important challenges that companies are currently facing. By Dominik Birgelen, CEO of oneclick.
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There are lots of thing we are being told to watch out for over the coming months so for those at the helm of IT across organisations of all shapes and sizes, what should they really be thinking about? We take a look at 5 different topics that should keep the IT C-suite busy as we head into 2019. By Joel Windels, VP Global Marketing, NetMotion Software.
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Steven Carlini, Vice President of Innovation and Data Center for Schneider Electric, sheds some much needed light on the emerging 5G world.
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If we are to accept the prevailing belief that businesses hate uncertainty, the accelerating pace of technological change takes on even greater significance. New technologies are disrupting established markets at a rate that is making it harder for organisations to see over the hill and prepare for the future. From Blockbuster to Kodak, recent history is littered with stories of organisations that failed to adapt to the digitilisation of their worlds and compete with younger, digitally...
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