Digital Transformation 2019

Long considered crucial for any business, many organisations remain in the dark about what “digital transformation” really means for them. The Digital Transformation special report, published in The Times covers what augmented reality can do for medicine, what artificial intelligence can do for human resources, and what automation can do for the financial services industry. It explores the best ways to avoid digital transformation fatigue and examines whether companies really need both a chief information officer and a chief technology officer. Also featured is an infographic charting the most common technology investments and comment on how digitalisation is not simply a project, it’s a state of mind 

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