When analyzing the digital landscape of an organization, two terms come to mind: digital strategy and digital transformation. While the two are similar, they are not one in the same. Each plays a distinct role in shaping business growth. Digital strategy sets the direction and outlines how technology can support defined objectives, while digital transformation
As global supply chains become increasingly complex, distribution companies are under mounting pressure to operate with greater speed, accuracy, and agility. In fact, companies that aggressively digitize their supply chains can expect to boost annual earnings by 3.2% before interest and taxes, the largest improvement from digitization in any business area. This underscores a critical
Technology is an integral part of healthcare delivery, and in the past two decades electronic health records (EHRs) have played a growing role in ensuring high-quality care. Senior living organizations are no exception, looking to transform resident care and boost operational efficiency by maximizing the potential of their EHR. Where manual documentation used to create
“When it comes to core conversions, some are bad—and the rest are even worse,” said Emily Mays, Chief Administrative Officer at Community Spirit Bank. Her perspective is echoed across the industry, where core conversions continue to be one of the most stressful and consequential undertakings a bank can face. The pressure of long-term vendor contracts,
Sticking with a legacy ERP system may seem like a safe bet, but it’s a costly decision that can hinder long-term growth and competitiveness for manufacturers. Many hold on to outdated systems to avoid disruption, but the real risk is falling behind. In fact, a recent study found that 88% of companies that modernized their
Technology decisions should support business growth, not stand in the way of it. Yet many organizations face mounting friction across systems and teams due to hidden issues that slow progress and block innovation. According to a 2024 Morning Consult and Unqork survey, 80% of business and technology leaders said technical debt caused delays, canceled projects,
The senior population in the United States is growing significantly. By 2050, it is predicted to increase by 47% as compared to 2022. At the same time, nearly 90% of seniors prefer to age in place, maintaining their independence and quality of life for as long as possible. These same seniors are increasingly adopting the
Higher education is undergoing a pivotal transformation. While digital tools have already reshaped how colleges and universities operate, the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) introduces a new era, one that many institutions are still learning to navigate. Today’s students are digital natives who expect seamless, intuitive experiences in every aspect of campus life. At the
The Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (MODPA) creates new standards for how businesses collect, process, and protect personal data of Maryland consumers. Effective October 1, 2025, businesses will face significant changes in data handling and compliance requirements. This article breaks down what is the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act and how it will affect businesses
Finance and technology have long been intertwined, but in recent years, their intersection has fueled the rise of financial technology – better known as FinTech. One of its fastest-growing sectors is insurance technology, AKA InsurTech, which leverages digital innovation to modernize and streamline the insurance industry. InsurTech started gaining traction around 2010 as an offshoot
