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Inspired by the world of finance, the idea of managing digital projects as a portfolio of IT investments is gaining acceptance among CIOs as it enables them to place several tech bets at once, allowing some bold, disruptive ideas to propel business growth. Read More

Digital transformation projects can require significant investment in time and money before businesses realize cost savings, revenue growth or productivity improvements. Companies need to plan carefully and present convincing data to secure the necessary funding. But it’s also important to recognize that formulating a digital transformation budget depends on different business processes than traditional IT and business budget planning. Read More

The landscape of work is undergoing a seismic shift. Jobs that were once stable and secure are being replaced or transformed by emerging technologies, while new roles emerge almost overnight. This rapid change brings both excitement and uncertainty, leaving many professionals wondering how they can remain relevant and resilient. Read More

I’ve dedicated much of my life to digitally transforming businesses, dragging them, sometimes kicking and screaming. Throughout this time, I tried to understand why so many transformations fail or don’t achieve their objectives. At first, I thought I was missing some critical facts or wasn’t seeing the complete picture. Why would so many high-level executives pour so much money into long-term initiatives to modernize their organizations with such poor returns on investment? Read More

A recent debate in a controversial industry — gambling — illustrates a common dilemma faced by many companies: An incumbent faces a wave of digital disruptors who operate in a legal gray zone offering pure online gambling products like live betting and casino games. In 2021, liberalization of the online gambling market brought new competitors into the market. How could a company with legacy and regulation compete? Read More

There is mounting evidence that digital transformation (DTx) is not delivering the goods. For some enterprises, it is going well. But for others, if these exercises are not entirely stalled, they don’t seem to be reaching their intended destination. Read More