The ramifications of the pandemic have accelerated the rate of digital transformation across companies of all sizes. As the world shifted remote, organizations relying on legacy technology (or substituting technology by being in-person) were forced to rapidly adapt.
Prior to this transformative moment in time, the process for evaluating and implementing new technology was often very structured, methodical and time-consuming. If you’ve ever glanced at an RFP, you know exactly what I’m talking about. But that all changed as of March 2020. Instead of months, teams had weeks to fill crucial informational and operational gaps. Digital transformation, or the process of reimagining how your organization uses technology to drive performance in the digital age, became a matter of survival.
