By Tjaart Malan, Head of Cloud Success Services Africa at SAP Tjaart Malan, Head of Cloud Success Services Africa at SAP JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 29 August 2022 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Since the start of the pandemic, digital transformation has become a core objective and top priority for nearly every business in the world. From enabling remote […]
By Tjaart Malan, Head of Cloud Success Services Africa at SAP Tjaart Malan, Head of Cloud Success Services Africa at SAP JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, 29 August 2022 -/African Media Agency/- Since the start of the pandemic, digital transformation has become a core objective and top priority for nearly every business in the world.
Even as the world races to a return to some form of normalcy, companies continue to invest heavily in digital technologies. A recent IDC report predicts thatClear business imperative to transform And considering the urgency of the fight against climate change, it’s no surprise that more than 90% of companies will use digital transformation to reduce their carbon footprints by 2023.
By integrating the data produced by sensors to a powerful analytics and business intelligence platform – and matching those insights to third-party data such as traffic and weather data – organisations could identify ways to optimise the delivery process and improve the customer experience. Building safe, accessible, and collaborative hybrid work models protects the organisation against the disruption of lockdowns and helps to future-proof their workforce engagement strategies by enabling much-needed flexibility. Every digital transformation effort has three core elements: People, Processes, and Technology.
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