Back in 2003 the Harvard Business Review published an article, “The Quest for Resilience” . It stated that “The world is becoming turbulent faster than organisations are becoming resilient.” Fast forward some 17 years and while many companies have improved their ability to respond to the ebbs and flows of business it’s fair to say that no one could have anticipated our current predicament. By Phil Rose, Co-founder Ignium.
Read MoreMany organisations have automated knowledge work processes powered by a range of technologies including Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and this will only continue to grow. By James Ewing, Regional Director UK & Ireland at Digital Workforce.
Read MoreUsing SDM to eliminate traffic and bottlenecks in the delivery process. By Anders Wallgren, VP Technology Strategy, CloudBees.
Read MoreThe term ‘customer experience’ has risen to prominence with the digitisation of services, particularly in the increasingly competitive and complex banking and telecommunications sectors. But in reality, customer experience is much more than a strategy to navigate a competitive landscape and digital disruption. It has to be the absolute central cog in a business, with everything else – from product sets, to go-to-market strategies – designed around it. By Lee James, CTO, EMEA at...
Read MoreTechnology advancements are changing the way employees work and where they work. By Matt Saunders, Head of DevOps at Adaptavist.
Read MoreData growth has been on a steep trajectory, and IDC is expecting 103 zettabytes of data to be generated worldwide by 2023. With the proliferation of IoT devices, 5G-enabled technologies, and the massive growth of video, we’re just scratching the surface in terms of how companies will be storing and extracting value from data. That said, if there’s one certainty about entering the zettabyte age, it is the fact that companies need to reconsider how they architect data centres to meet these...
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