The Challenge Vitality took the opportunity to end a long-term traditional approach to IT and fixed physical data centres as they found it restrictive, costly, and slow, impacting their competitiveness. Vitality believed that they needed a ‘quantum leap’ in their IT. The business needed to become more agile, by bringing new products to market more …
The Challenge Oplo (previously 1st stop group) had withdrawn from the Car Finance market due to a number of hard to tackle technology and business constraints. With the NationalCovid-19 lockdown demand for motor finance was severely limited, this presented a window of opportunity to re-enter the Car Finance market and capture a share of pent-up …
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A comment I hear repeatedly when talking to C-Level personnel is that ‘our IT department costs so much and delivers so little!’ Whether this is a problem for your business in particular is essentially beside the point. It’s a perception that genuinely does exist in many boardrooms, and it’s this perception that can cause issues, …
IT has been dominated by the big name companies for decades, but their grip is loosening as more and more organisation see them as restrictive and poor value for money. Those IT companies who have failed to adapt to the new more flexible, lower cost ways of working, are suffering from a declining market share. …
We now live in an age where a single software engineer can often outperform a large traditional IT team in output, quality and business value. Some of this super-human performance is due to modern engineering processes, automation and the low-cost storage and processing power of the cloud. However, that’s just one part of the picture …
The technology supplier marketplace is polarising with an escalating demand for more and more advanced technology over traditional IT. The lion’s share of innovation is occurring in the specialist supplier sector, but there’s a problem. Most customer organisations still turn to their traditional big-name IT suppliers that do have some great tech in their R&D …
In the age of the startup business, many big and well-known brands are starting to feel threatened. In talking to many ‘C’ level directors the reasons for that feeling is consistent. They can’t react to changes in their market quickly enough, their cost of doing business is too high and their business lines are inflexible. …
Big name companies, will they be around in 20 years? Read More »
The latest and greatest, in an overflowing armoury of silver bullets, is ‘Digital Transformation’. This type of change programme requires both a new way of thinking and usually a lot of new skills and new tech. It is a pretty complicated affair. This complexity is made a million times worse when organisations inexplicably lump all …
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