Four out of five digital transformation initiatives fail to reach their desired goal. That’s a lot of wasted time, money, and effort behind something so central to the success of your organization.
But why are the results so dismal even after careful planning and budget support? Is it because the technology fails to deliver? Or implementation efforts are low? Are we expecting too much out of digital transformation? Or maybe there’s something more human at the core.
Four out of five digital transformation initiatives fail to reach their desired goal. That’s a lot of wasted time, money, and effort behind something so central to the success of your organization. But why are the results so dismal even after careful planning and budget support? Is it because the technology fails to deliver? Or
Given all the media and analyst coverage about digital transformation these days, one can be forgiven for assuming their company is limping hopelessly behind the pack. However, it’s not too late to catch up, and as you do, it can be done in incremental spurts. Plus, even the digital dynamos are still confused and grappling
FRAMINGHAM, Mass., April 24, 2019 – Enterprises around the world are making significant investments in the technologies and services that enable the digital transformation (DX) of their business models, products and services, and organizations. In the latest update to its Worldwide Semiannual Digital Transformation Spending Guide, International Data Corporation (IDC) forecasts global DX spending to
