The recent ‘Digital Transformation in Manufacturing’ report from OpenText and Sapio Research revealed that 80% of respondents saw digital transformation…
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A review of major trends in the electric power sector found that electric utilities are rapidly becoming more focused on…
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In the last in my blog series on Operational Excellence, I’d like to introduce you to BigShock Energy. It’s a…
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Industrial revolutions tend to benefit the rich more than the poor, initially. They all begin with great inequality. In unequal…
Read More »“Good enough” as a measure for government work is no longer good enough. The changing nature of the citizenry (Millennials…
Read More »Just as our analog notion of self (flesh and blood) consists of RNA and DNA, our digital sequence—let us call…
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Software changes the world. Today’s technologies have radically transformed both enterprise and consumer spaces, re-shaping our expectations about how we…
Read More »The “Physical” Self The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is expected to accelerate knowledge like never before. As I mentioned previously,…
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Over the past few months I have posted several blogs relating to digital transformation across the supply chain. My last…
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Citizens want to interact digitally with government. It’s not just the young. People of all ages are happy to have…
Read More »It is happening so fast it cannot be stopped. From Oxford to MIT to Harvard to the World Economic Forum,…
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Embracing digital transformation will not typically be a step function or a sea-change for most organizations. It is an evolution—a…
Read More »Over the last decade much attention has been applied to a handful of skills for the professional worker. This is…
Read More »Every industry will be transformed by new technologies, a new workforce, new business models, and new buyer expectations. All businesses…
Read More »New business models have emerged in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) that distinguish themselves from “the way business was conducted” in…
Read More »The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is servicing new market needs while simultaneously disturbing existing products and services. New business models…
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Forrester Senior Analyst Heidi Shey recently joined OpenText to discuss how secure information exchange can help your organization seize its digital…
Read More »What makes the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) different from the Third Industrial Revolution (3IR)? Well, everything. It is marked by…
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At the beginning of the 19th century, English textile workers called Luddites destroyed weaving machinery to protest “the fraudulent and…
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I recently had the opportunity to attend and present at the Gartner Symposium in Dubai on behalf of OpenText. This…
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