Blog

Does your company have processes with too many steps? Do employees not know how to, or are they too lazy to, carry out certain tasks to the very end? If the answer to either of these questions is yes, read on. In this information you will find the keys to improving the digital adoption of your workers, while increasing their productivity and efficiency.

Forbes is clear:  84% of Digital Transformation projects fail due to the failed adoption of technology - a fundamental aspect that results in the expected benefits. For this reason, Gartner warns of the need for a more innovative and sustainable approach for organisations to achieve their goals. According to Ovum analysts, only 8% of executives believe that transformation has been undergone according to the needs and demands of the market.

You may ask yourself, how can business continue as usual? Across the world, we are experiencing a global pandemic, the first of its kind and scale. Daily life has changed from going to the office to working from home. Campuses are closed and students are studying remotely. Businesses are having to deal with new situations they’ve never encountered before, all the while serving their employees and customers.

With that uncertainty comes a need for business continuity planning to ensure that companies can be prepared and operate normally in times of crisis.