Innovating a company with ever-diminishing budgets: this is the task to which more and more Chief Information Officers are being called to respond.
Giving technological answers quickly to an ever-increasing number of services, with a view to a digital transformation that increases the efficiency of internal processes and improves the customer experience, with constrained economic resources is a challenge that increasingly results in breaking down cultural barriers.
This is the finding of the "Connectivity Benchmark 2018" survey of 650 managers responsible for IT in large enterprises. The research once again highlighted that implementing digital transformation does not translate into simply buying new software, but involves deeper innovation of the entire enterprise system and related habits.
Choosing the right technologies for your business, integrating them with the systems you already have in place, developing new applications and services by having different business teams work in an organized way and reassembling technology components you already have are all components of this challenge.
For many companies, a Business Process Management Cloud platform such as Jamio openwork has proven to be the ideal tool for dealing with digital transformation in a less traumatic way, both operationally and economically. First of all, because it is able to integrate with most of the technological systems already in use, but above all because it allows work to be reorganized more efficiently and, in addition, provides a series of technological solutions that, combined with each other and adapted to the company's activities, allow optimal projects aimed at digitalization to be developed.
The additional plus is in cost, which is absolutely affordable compared to vertical technologies with services that leverage the Cloud and therefore do not require infrastructure with respective maintenance.
In short, those of CIOs are tough decisions to make, but fortunately there are technologies that can adapt quickly to changes in organizations and the market without costly and long-term investments; at a time when innovating is necessary to avoid falling behind this is certainly good news.
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