Digital transformation, aka DX, is hot — and if you’re not doing it, your company will die and you will lose your CIO or IT leadership job. You’ll — shudder — be disrupted! Or fail the ...

Retailers are failing at digital transformation because they don’t know what it means. They better figure it out – and prepare to make big business model changes – if they want to survive.

Digital transformation is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Every organization is at a different stage of its transformation journey. Some are still relying on manual or even paper-based processes ...

Digital transformation is a foundational change in how an organization delivers value to its customers. Here’s what transformation entails, along with tips to ensure your company is on the ...

Forbes Enterprise Technology Purchasing Report reveals how AI, cybersecurity and business-led committees are reshaping ...

Digital transformation is rapidly changing all facets of business, including the roles of those charged with leading their companies into new, technology-driven territories. Recent months have ...

Looking at Long-Term Transformation. Much has been said about businesses’ digital transformation efforts accelerating during the pandemic. IDG’s recent “State of the CIO” report fills in the details: ...

We survey the key planks of digital transformation and look at the storage technologies emerging to support it, such as NVMe and QLC flash, hyper-converged infrastructure and cloud storage.

We spoke with Betsy Reinitz, director of enterprise and IT Programs at EDUCAUSE, about what digital transformation means, how to start a Dx journey, the biggest obstacles to Dx and more.

During a panel at HIMSS, three health system leaders explained what digital transformation means to them and how they’re seeking it play out at their organizations. By Katie Adams on March 22 ...

The digital transformation of higher ed has been going on for years, but the current pandemic has brought that process into laser focus – and accelerated digital efforts perhaps like nothing else ...