Digital Transformational Returns – #CloudTalks with T-Impact’s Keith Stagner

Digital transformation projects can often become complex with twists and turns, which can lead organisations to focus solely on the migration itself.

Investing in software is undoubtedly important for enterprises to stay ahead. However, the process is rarely a simple task for CIOs and IT leaders.

As more enterprises use multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructures, the danger of cost overruns and loss of control increases.

As the relationships between CSPs and cloud providers are deepening, CSPs need to develop a clear strategy on how they add value to customer relationships.

As hybrid work models continue to gain traction, businesses will need to start implementing collaborative tools and processes to meet the needs and expectations of the upcoming workforce, seamlessly integrating them into existing workflows to enhance productivity and performance. Innovations in technology, including AI and machine learning, mean that organisations are in a better position than ever to shape the collaborative future of work – and with the right support in place, they can ensure that these digital tools continue to bring out the best in their workforce for years to come.