Digital Transformation

IT service desk automation refers to routine, manual activities by IT support departments with the help of software tools (typically managed by workflows, rule-based logic, artificial intelligence, and sometimes machine learning). These activities involve creation of tickets, routing, prioritization, password resets, general troubleshooting, approvals and so on. Automation can achieve this by performing regular workflow…

Predictive analytics in the manufacturing industry​ uses statistical algorithms, machine learning models, and real-time sensor data to identify patterns, detect anomalies, and forecast future outcomes such as equipment failures, quality issues, or production delays. It helps manufacturers prevent downtime, optimize operations, reduce costs, and improve product consistency. Why Predictive Analytics Matters for the Manufacturing Industry…

Enterprise blockchain solutions are distributed-ledger technologies and architectures that are scaled to the business size. Unlike a public blockchain (like a normal cryptocurrency network), enterprise versions may be permissioned, managed, and tuned to be high-throughput, private, and integrated with a legacy system. Basically, an enterprise-scale blockchain can be differentiated by the fact that it can…

Digital transformation of clinical trials is at the center of the enormous change of the industry in a pharmaceutical and life sciences industry. Inefficiencies in clinical trials have been a bane over decades; long process, expensive, manual data entry, patient recruitment and retention. However, in the modern world, digital technologies are changing this situation, and…

Imagine the following scenario: You’re in a boardroom, staring at eroding market share while your competitors appear to be growing strongly with their digital-first strategies. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. In fact, 87% of senior businesspeople state that digitization is a priority for their companies, but only 40% of companies have been able to scale…

The challenges of digital transformation in banking are reshaping how the financial foundations operate in this digital-first world. As banks aim to deliver faster, smarter, and more customer-centric services, the journey is far from smooth and streamline. Complex legacy systems, regulatory compliance, cybersecurity threats, and resistance to change all stand in the way. Digital transformation…