Choosing right tech platform the most consequential decision firm can make
Executives report employee burnout, inadequate skills and organisational complexity as their biggest hurdles to progress today and in the next two years
The global pandemic has forced businesses to speed up their digital transformation, in many cases completing in weeks what may have in the past taken months or even years.
The reality is that digital transformation is not just a nice to have anymore, it has become a priority for SA businesses that want to emerge stronger from the disruption of Covid-19. In the midst of this economic and health crisis many organisations are grappling with how to better meet the needs of their customers. Even for large organisations this need to transform has hit them hard. Recently we have seen businesses that thrived pre-Covid-19 go into business rescue, and large organisations that had operated in SA for over 30 years close down in just two weeks...
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