Just because Fortune 500 companies weren’t born digital doesn’t mean they can’t evolve their development and delivery operations to build the next generation of digital experiences. Doing so demands many changes and strong senior leadership and is a multiyear journey. But how do you get started? Forrester interviewed more than 40 senior digital business leaders
Bring Your Own Device (BYO) strategies have been common in IT organizations for many years. But the explosion of connected devices and applications has dissolved the neat boundaries between “business use” and “personal use.” What IT organizations need is a digital workspace strategy to help manage users, devices, applications, and more, all on the same
As people, devices, and objects become more connected, protecting all these connections and environments has become more critical than ever. Security is one of the biggest IT challenges in the year ahead. The solution? A ubiquitous software layer across application infrastructure and endpoints can help you transform your security. Learn about the three steps to
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is helping deliver revenue growth with better customer experiences, increasing innovation, and improving operational effectiveness. However, most firms are just getting started and many are pursuing a broad array of uncoordinated AI initiatives. Surveying respondents from large enterprises, Forrester uncovered some key insights.
Responding to the Security Challenge of a Changing IT Landscape Watching the rise of businesses that were born digital—think Uber and Airbnb— we see how technology serves as a competitive differentiator for these enterprises. Uber, for example, became the world’s largest taxi service without owning any cars; and Airbnb has emerged as the world’s largest
Security Is Top of Mind for Every Business As people, devices, and objects become more connected, protecting all these connections and environments has become more critical than ever. In a recent survey of IT priorities, 69 percent of respondents told Tech Pro Research that improving security represented their top IT initiative for 2017.1 In the
Chart Your Journey with Real Stories from Real Customers As the nature of work continues to evolve, modern organizations face an ever-changing set of challenges. The consumerization of IT and an increasingly mobile workforce have created a generation of workers who interact with data and information in entirely new ways. If businesses want to keep
IT Needs a New Approach in a Changing World It’s clear that IT organizations are at a crossroads in today’s world of digital transformation. Cloud technology and mobility are changing the way people work, and redefining priorities for the technology teams that support them. Changes outside the workplace are impacting businesses as well. As people