Digital Transformation Leadership

Leading a customer-experience (CX) transformation requires a new mindset and a new way of operating.

Viewing data as an integral business asset that should be cultivated and maximized will determine whether a digital transformation succeeds.

You can keep throwing money at digital initiatives, but large IT budgets do not necessarily equate to digital success.

How to lead your organization into the age of data, algorithms, and AI

People with a growth mindset can prove crucial to IT teams chasing ambitious goals. Look for these characteristics and behaviors in your team – and nurture them within yourself

Finding the right technology is just the first step. For transformation to be a true success, you need to change cultures and mindsets.

To seed innovation, you have to change peoples mindset and attitudes. What you need here is to seed the organization with people that are strong at convincing others about the change. It is about willingness to take risks, communication, storytelling, positive mindset, embracing diversity, openness to experimentation and failure.

Adopting a digital mindset is fundamental to being a successful modern CIO. Martha Heller, a top author and CIO influencer offers valuable and practical advice for every Chief Information Officer.

Today, decades into the digital age, transformation efforts still fail more often than they succeed. Your success will depend on anticipating and avoiding looming pitfalls. Here are six tips to help ensure a successful digital transformation.

You’ll never achieve true digital transformation without a digital mindset. And although there isn’t a surefire recipe for fostering it, these three steps can take you closer to it.

An intimate gathering of IT executives discussed new mindsets for successful digital transformation.

Digital transformation is a mindset problem.

In this Q&A, ADP CTO Urvashi Tyagi describes a career spent solving problems that span technology, culture, and mindset.

Ready or not, the mass WFH experiment has pushed companies to adopt new working practices and technologies to survive in the digital economy – but this doesn’t mean that the process has been simple

Modernization hinges on updating processes beyond the tech side of the house.

While most companies claim to have a game plan for digital transformation, many of these roadmaps deliver minor improvements in efficiencies but fall short when it comes to supercharging business operations. True transformation starts by scrapping old approaches and shifting from a product and service to a platform and network mentality.