For companies, DT and ESG management have become trends they cannot ignore. But practicing ESG for environmental, social, and governance values and adopting DT both require substantial investment. That is why DT and ESG need to converge: they work in a complementary way and can be addressed at the same time. Let’s look at a range of cases where companies put ESG management into practice through DT.
Customer experience (CX) has become a core ingredient of success. The past two years of the COVID-19 pandemic brought sweeping change, and the customer now sits firmly at the center. Experts say it is time to rethink operations and organizational culture so that everything IT does stays focused on the customer.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, digital transformation (DT) and ESG have emerged as the strategies drawing the most attention for revitalizing the global economy and accelerating a sustainable future. Companies now have to solve digital innovation and sustainability together. If ESG is the goal, DT is the means. It is time to pursue both at once, developing sustainable digital business models and creating new business value.
With global trends of low birth rates and an aging population raising concerns about a shrinking workforce and labor supply, remote and flexible work powered by smart offices was seen as an alternative that could help address low birth rates and childcare challenges. For various reasons it was slow to take hold, but as contactless business became an essential part of daily life rather than an option, the smart office has emerged as a new industry trend.
Universities are teaming up with telecom carriers and IT companies to build IoT-powered smart campuses. Applying global technology trends — IoT, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and data — across every corner of campus, they are developing the services their communities need and changing the paradigm of campus space. Here are the universities preparing for the future at this turning point.
As adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to commercialize IoT comes to be seen as a natural progression, AIoT is drawing attention as a new industry. The IoT technology of the future is “a convergence technology that analyzes, predicts, and judges situations to autonomously deliver intelligent services,” and as the three-stage evolution of AIoT into connected, intelligent, and autonomous forms suggests, the importance of AI is expected to grow even more prominent. Here we look at why AIoT is needed and how it is being applied across businesses.
The essential goal of Industry 4.0 is to optimize production processes with efficient, scalable solutions that sharpen competitiveness, improve operational efficiency, and maintain compliance. It is about becoming faster, more efficient, and more customer-centric while moving beyond automation and optimization to create new business opportunities.
IoT is made up of many components. It does not run on a single company; it takes an ecosystem of multiple companies and technologies to build, manage, and monetize an IoT platform. Here is what the IoT ecosystem and its components are, and how to join one to create new business value.
Thingplus IoT services, Disney +, Google Workspace, Dropbox, Zoom.. what do these SaaS applications (apps) have in common? They are all services built on the cloud. Let’s explore the relationship between SaaS and the cloud, and the synergy that emerges when they are combined with IoT!
For vendors and end users alike, it is important to stay on top of the latest IoT technology trends and understand how to take advantage of advanced IoT. We have identified seven key trends in IoT technology for 2022.
