Transformative Chief Information Officers (CIOs) steer their institutions through challenging times by aligning innovation with customer-centricity. Since the banking industry has changed more in the last five years than in the previous two decades, it is no longer just enough to keep banks buoyant. Successful CIOs need to drive transformational change and ensure technology is
Nonprofit leaders depend on information to make strategic and tactical decisions about how to run, grow and transform their organizations. Whether it is effective fundraising, strong public relations or advocacy, efficient operations, or designing new programs, allocating scarce resources to the opportunities that are most impactful to the business strategy is a key part of
Nonprofits are challenged to connect with audiences and create a compelling narrative to foster donations and engagement, all while faced with limited resources and budget. Millennials and Gen Z have world-views shaped by technology, and are most likely to engage with nonprofit organizations that operate digitally since that is how they are used to shopping,
Bill Lenihan was was interviewed for an article, The Pace of Digital Transformation is Accelerating, published by Engineering.com. The article highlights that the rate companies are adopting the goal of digital transformation has dramatically increased and why that may be. “Data is the key to digital transformation, and we’re in the midst of a data
Today’s workforce is more generationally diverse than ever before, as many people work well past traditional retirement ages, often taking on second careers later in life. Generational divides can lead to divisions within companies, but handled correctly, the right combination of innovative technology and a strong corporate culture can bridge the gap between generations in
The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a major push for technology adoption. Without warning, organizations of all kinds had to quickly find new ways to improve performance and meet ever-changing demands while adapting to a challenging new environment. Community banks, in particular, experienced significant disruption due to the coronavirus, making digital transformation, or the integration of digital
Digital transformation has touched every industry in one way or another, but not all organizations are matching the pace. Four out of five financial institutions acknowledge that digital transformation will reshape the industry’s competitive landscape, according to the Boston Consulting Group, yet 43 percent admit that they do not have a digital strategy in place.
Middle market organizations often get by with manual processes, spreadsheets, and workarounds when it comes to their data. When systems functionally “work”, it can be a difficult decision to upgrade the systems and technology that drive the business all in the name of digital transformation. However, the pandemic shone a light on the necessity for
The use of telehealth software has become more common in recent years. In fact, an estimated 76 percent of hospitals in the U.S. now use some form of virtual care to connect healthcare providers and patients at a distance using live video and audio, according to the American Hospital Association. The move towards telehealth has
Telemedicine has been used in limited ways for several decades. However, only recently has it become mainstream. In fact, 75 percent of survey respondents reported that they were interested in trying telemedicine, according to research published by Software Advice. Telehealth continues to transform healthcare and has been shown to improve businesses by providing an alternative
