This blog was first published on Nasscom Community. Businesses have a higher digital dependency now more than ever. Though this trend was shaping up even before COVID-19, the situation was so post-pandemic that going digital was the only way organizations could survive. However, this development also translates to increased application and software development demand, and
This article was first published on eLearning industry. Adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents tremendous potential for businesses and society. However, it also raises legitimate concerns about AI adoption about ethics, trust, data security, workforce impact, and regulatory challenges. In this article, we will delve into these top concerns surrounding AI adoption, provide practical examples for
This article was first published on Nasscom. Digitalization has increased substantially, with businesses employing cutting-edge techniques like low-code/no-code to create a wide range of applications. Despite this, some companies need help to develop a comprehensive, integrated approach to digitization or to move from a pilot to a company-wide implementation. They need an operating strategy that encourages innovation and digitization.
Digital dexterity is omnipresent, especially in the current technological landscape. With technology enabling you to order a pizza and get it delivered fast, go online shopping with your favorite e-commerce platform, or use social media to stay updated on your friends and family, digital competency and dexterity have practically become life skills. Employees at organizations
This article was first published on Nasscom Community. We all love a good GIF to convey what no image or text can; in the same way, no-code can convey ease and agility to your business like nothing else can. Understanding new concepts by reading blog after blog can be quite taxing, especially when you have
This article (Digital business strategy post-Covid-19: Top 5 goals to accelerate business ) was first published on ITProPortal Digital business strategy in organizations around the globe has made us see some major wrecking in 2020. The pandemic has very evidently left the phrase “business is as usual” in a faraway land and time. The idea of
This article was first published on Read Write. Gone are the days when “innovation” or “disruptions” were just fancy jargon thrown around without any purpose. Yesterday was the time to innovate; today, it has become a must-have. Gone are when you could overlook enterprise innovation initiatives and functions without allocating dedicated resources. Constant Digital Disruption,
The majority of leaders that we are aware of have a robust and intuitive sense of the pulse of their companies. They are adept at moving their company, driving execution, and pulling strategic levers hard and quickly to achieve their goals. Indeed, they did. With information-gathering methods that are too slow or disconnected, direction-setting strategies
This article was first published on Customer think. In the fast-paced digital era, traditional software development is being disrupted by a groundbreaking phenomenon: no-code solutions. With benefits that range from accelerated development cycles to cost-effective resource allocation, the no-code movement is revolutionizing industries across the globe. Some of the benefits are: Over 100 no-code vendors
The growing usage of data and technology throughout the organization and the emergence of technology producers outside of IT have prompted C-suite executives to define executive-level digitalization tasks and optimally allocate them across all CxOs. Many, if not all, CxOs will take on responsibility for their domain’s technological resources, necessitating the evolution of CIO roles.