Introduction Digital transformation is no longer just a buzzword—it is a necessity for businesses and organizations that want ...

For the better part of a decade, digital transformation has been discussed in terms of apps, data and cloud platforms. These are worthy topics, but they tend to float above the actual places where ...

Digital transformation is reshaping industries across the globe, redefining how businesses operate and compete. From AI-powered automation to advanced data analytics, organizations now have powerful ...

Asia-Pacific’s digital revolution is unfolding at pace. The region’s young, tech-savvy population, the bypassing of outdated legacy infrastructure found in Western markets, and concerted government ...

Welcome to the age of hybrid work, where businesses will augment the human workforce with AI agents-- the birth of the autonomous enterprise, according to research from technology specialist MuleSoft.

Digital transformation is a lofty goal, yet tech leaders are often expected to deliver enterprise-grade results on a starter-plan budget. Even so, meaningful progress doesn’t depend on endless funding ...

AI has become one of the most powerful tools for managing uncertainty. It enhances prediction, accelerates pattern ...

Digital transformation has been reshaping businesses for decades. But AI marks a new era. It is redefining how businesses operate. This isn’t just evolution. It’s a revolution. LLMs aren’t simply ...

After nearly 30 years in the financial sector, I’ve watched digital technologies evolve from experimental add-ons to the foundation of modern banking. Today, the Chief Technology Officer (CTO), the ...

Well-designed digital solutions have the potential to alleviate the impacts of Fragility, Conflict, and Violence (FCV) and address FCV-related risks and drivers that undermine economic and social ...

Discover how the Duke Management Program helps leaders embrace the evolving role of managers—developing new capabilities to guide, empower, and inspire in today’s dynamic business landscape.

Growing up in a small Indian town, Gireesh Kambala wasn’t just fascinated by technology—he was obsessed with understanding how things worked. Radios, clocks, and computers weren’t just machines to him ...