DARQ tech is here, and it will change the world. Businesses must be ready to embrace it. Early adopters will reap huge rewards, whilst those who linger may miss the opportunity entirely.
Every few generations, technology takes a huge leap forwards on multiple fronts at once. On the rare occasions this happens, each advancement amplifies the others. The result is that the world changes at a breathtaking pace.
The looming skills crisis is a hot topic. Spend time on the pages of LinkedIn and you will see employers and recruiters fizzing about how difficult it is to hire for tech roles. Salaries are rising but a good salary is no longer good enough. Employees want remote, flexible working to fit their lives. They want benefits, exciting projects and a great working culture. And even when all that is on offer, they are still able to choose between multiple roles.
Digital Transformation Problems and Solutions is the third and final part in our digital transformation series. If you missed the other parts, you can find Digital Transformation Part One here.
Digital transformation strategies are crucial to reaching digital maturity. This is the second Part in our Digital Transformation post series. You can read the first post of our Digital Transformation series here. In this part, we look at three digital transformation strategies, each used by market leading businesses to leverage digital to drive results.
Digital transformation strategies have become essential for businesses to survive. But there are some real dangers in the pursuit of digital transformation. In this 3 part series, we look at digital transformation strategies and the common pitfalls. This is the first part of our digital transformation series.
Marketing strategy is vital. It will be a cornerstone of your growth. Alongside your adoption of tech, marketing strategy will be a main driver of your digital transformation and key part of your business achieving digital maturity. Use marketing to bring people to your business - your web presence, social media pages and your bricks-and-mortar store, if you have one.
