Trying to Decide if Digital Transformation is Important? Here’s Some Facts and Figures!
If your business is considering a Digital Transformation (Dx) initiative, these statistics may be of interest you:
If your business is considering a Digital Transformation (Dx) initiative, these statistics may be of interest you:
International Data Corporation (IDC) says, ‘89% of enterprises are planning to adopt or have already adopted a digital business strategy.’ The concept of Digital Transformation involves the adoption of digital technology to improve efficiency, value or innovation.
This Client is a leading Financial Services and market data intelligence provider based in the United States. Its primary business focus is financial and commodity market intelligence and analytics. The Client offers cloud-based and real-time data access through a webservice interface to their clients, to enable clients to search financial and market data across multiple stocks, commodities, and exchanges around the world.
Consulting firm Deloitte states that, ‘Companies that have higher digital maturity reported 45% revenue growth compared to 15% for lower maturity companies.’ If your business is considering a Digital Transformation (Dx) initiative, it is with good reason – the transition can improve revenue growth, productivity, competitive positioning and enterprise agility.
This Client is based in the United States and provides a technology platform for Sleep Center operators to enable automation of back-office operations. The Client offers an end-to-end cloud-based and real-time platform to support consultation, clinical notes, billing, payments, comprehensive workflow automation and data storage with built-in Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Durable Medical Equipment (DME) modules, custom reporting and comprehensive visibility into daily operations.
Futurum reports that IT, customer care functions and marketing departments are currently focused on technology adoption, and that HR, manufacturing and legal functions are most likely to adapt to technological change in the coming years.
If you follow the mobile device market, you know that Android and Apple have been in close competition for years and, while every user has a favorite, some users now use both types of devices – perhaps an Android at work and an iPad or iPhone at home. Whatever your preference, if your organization wishes to develop a business or consumer mobile application, there are some interesting statistics to consider in the iOS realm.
If your business is considering Angular or Angular JS for application development or cross-platform applications, it will find that Angular is quite popular among developers and programmers.
According to recent research by Statista, ‘Android maintained its position as the leading mobile operating system worldwide, controlling the mobile OS market with a close to 70 percent share, while iOS accounted for around 25 percent of the mobile operating system market.’
Your business may be planning a mobile application for business users or perhaps you plan to launch a mobile app in the consumer market. Whatever your plan, you will have to decide whether to design and develop your mobile application using a native approach or a hybrid mobile application approach for cross-platform mobile app compliance. If you are facing this decision, you should first consider how broadly your application may be used by your target audience and decide which approach will work best for your business needs and for future upgrades and expansion into the market or to accommodate shifts in user expectations and market changes.