Digital adoption stories - Page 2

Lack of digital adoption costs enterprises over $1.14m weekly, despite IT spend set to hit $5 trillion in 2024, finds WalkMe's annual report.

Unclaimed expenses cost UK workers an alarming £76 million annually, according to a new study by WalkMe.

Productivity Agenda debate intensifies amid discussions on the role of digitalisation in boosting UK's productivity growth.

Artificial intelligence is already embedded in scores of corporate solutions and systems and it pays to ensure you’re getting the most out of them.

BRYK Consulting has been appointed a Certified Partner by WalkMe, incorporating WalkMe into its ISV solutions and reselling to partners.

Synopsys Defensics fuzz testing software is now embedded into Keysight’s IoT Security Assessment solution, which reduces costs while speeding up time-to-market.

Spark Health appoints John Macaskill-Smith as new Chief Executive, bringing extensive experience in healthcare and digital adoption.

WalkMe has entered into an alliance agreement with Deloitte New Zealand, a global expert in human capital and business transformation consulting.

Majority of Australians worried about impact of AI in the workplace, with leaders and workers showing a disconnect, reveals research.

In this article, we'll share some of the counterintuitive approaches we've used to accelerate digital transformation initiatives within healthcare.

The stone analysis software market is estimated to reach a net worth of US$74.69 million by 2033, from the current valuation of US$53.46 million in 2023.

98% of companies have a formal FinOps team or are considering adding one, but only 1 in 500 have achieved value from FinOps so far.

There’s been a surge in momentum for Quadient’s finance tools, with new customers for these making up almost a third of the company's new software customers.

Survey shows while 83% of businesses pursue the benefits of AI, building the infrastructure to support it remains a priority.

Data from Forrester indicates that Asia Pacific organizations are starting to realize ZT's benefits, with its adoption increasing.

Study reveals technology barriers to creating a better healthcare system, with New Zealand clinicians skeptical of AI and lack of access to data.

The partnership will enable organisations to measure, drive, and realise the value of their software investments through digital technologies.

Project Fort Zero will deliver an end-to-end, validated Zero Trust solution to help organizations minimize the risk of cyberattacks.

IT departments need to work closely with HR to ensure employees' roles – and their subsequent access levels – are clearly defined.

With this partnership, Ricoh aims to enhance its ability to provide innovative, modern workplace solutions to its clients and help them stay ahead.