Digital Transformation 2017

The appetite for digital transformation is growing. By the end of 2017, two thirds of chief executives are looking to have digital transformation at the centre of their corporate strategy. The Digital Transformation report, published in The Times, considers the challenges key sectors, such as finance and healthcare, must overcome in responding to new pressures. It also looks at the opportunities digital transformation opens up, from business agility to e-government

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