Category: Blog Post
DX: “What’s in it for me?” – Employees’ Perspective
Digital Transformation: “What’s in it for me?” Employees’ perspective. DX is not the normal change management where the focus is on the betterment of the company and gains for the company. The reason people fail to change is because of what they must give up. Usually, the benefits ensue to the company, but the cost…
Digital Healthcare Trends in 2020
Digital Healthcare Trends in 2020 Nine opinion leaders in digital health – John Nosta, Rafael Grossmann, Aline Noizet, Brian de Francesca, Irma Rastagayeva, Eugene Borukhovich, Maneesh Juneja, Nana Bit-Avragim, and Levi Shapiro – answered a seemingly simple and open-ended question: What are your predictions about trends in digital health and healthcare in 2020? Before diving…
Research Interview with ESCP Business School, Berlin, Germany
To prepare and support a thesis for a research of a post graduate in management student from ESCP business school, Berlin, Germany, yesterday I was interviewed on the “Digital Transformation in Media and Entertainment industry” and new digital products and innovation. Global revenue in the entertainment industry will reach 1.7 trillion Euro in 2020 and...
DX Learning and Training Workshops
In the Digital Transformation DX Learning Session, we begin by asking: Why do you want to learn? What inspired or (forced) you to join this session? What's your purpose? Will you move to next level and implement the learning somewhere? Learning is useful when you apply or implement somewhere. Learning is useful when you go...
Five Disruptive Technologies Expected to Impact 2020
Five specific disruptive technologies expected to impact 2020: With Americans using 4,416,720 GB of data every minute, a DOMO report found, there is plenty of data to go around. Here are NTT's top five data-driven disruptive technologies predicted to make a splash in 2020. 1. Digital Twinning: As IoT devices continue advancing, from sensors to...
Prediction on Tech Giants Vs Banks has come true
What I predicted last year (Tech Giants vs Banks) has come true. Google is the latest tech giants to enter into banking sector. The move follows the Facebook Pay, Apple Pay, Uber Money, Amazon, Walmart, Alibaba and Tencent. The tech giants have started to make use of its massive customer base, enhanced customer experience, latest…
SMEs using FinTechs Products and Services
According to EY 2019 Global Fintech Adoption Index, 25% of SMEs worldwide have used services in the past six months provided by FinTechs in all of these four categories: • Banking and payments • Financial management • Financing and • Insurance. This clearly is an opportunity for banks to explore by • Providing working capital…
TOP 5 Trends in Retail Banking in 2020
Considering the fast paced technological advancements and highly demanding customer’s behavior, my prediction for the TOP 5 Trends in Retail Banking in 2020 would be: 1. TechGiants emerge as a big challenge to existing banking business. TechGiants to watch in 2020 are a. Apple Pay b. Uber Money c. Amazon d. Facebook Libra e. Ant…