Digital Transformation
Shifting cultures: CIOs need to lead the charge
Technology can help CIOs break silos and lead the cultural shifts within their organisations, says BMC’s regional VP.
Digital trends will kill off lone wolves: INSEAD prof
Partnerships will become the norm for enterprises, and even startups, as they grapple with today’s digital economy, writes Benjamin Cher.
The rapid rise of the chief digital officer
Organisations need strong digital leadership to helm the growth agenda, and one way to go about doing this is to inject ‘digital thinking’ into the core, writes Manish Bahl of Cognizant.
Singaporean SMEs Part 2: On the ground
In this, the second of three parts on SMEs and digital transformation, DNA speaks to a trade association, a vendor and an SME to uncover how the various policies and programmes have been translated on the ground.
APAC businesses poised for major digital transformation: HDS AsiaPac CTO
Businesses in APAC will experience major digital transformation next year as they strive to improve a host of key tech and non-tech functions, according to HDS.
Singaporean SMEs Part 1: The government’s guiding hand
SMEs are the bedrock of the Singapore economy, and the Government wants to guide them into the 21st century.
Payments the key pillar in RHB’s ‘reframed digital strategy’
Just 12 months after banking group RHB launched its transformation initiative ‘Ignite 2017,’ it has reframed it, adding payments as a major component.
CFOs under digital pressure, CIOs under CFO pressure
CFOs need to get more digital, while CIOs need to get more in tune with the business. Welcome to today's world of business.
How banks can survive the FSI digital disruption
The traditional banking culture must now become responsive and adaptable in order to compete against startups and non‐regulated companies encroaching onto the same financial services space, writes Choong Sin Fatt of Rally Software.
The enterprise and Generation Z
The arrival of Generation Z and their demands in the workplace may be the kickstart organisations need to revitalise their digital makeup, writes Mao Gen Foo of OpenText.
