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Energy and utilities providers are currently facing more uncertainty than ever before. Volatile prices, geopolitical instability, new technologies and more demands for going green are threatening the future of the entire industry. As a result, their IT teams are under tremendous pressure to start powering digital transformation through productivity improvements, capital efficiencies and development of new revenue streams.

Organizations today are looking to do more with less. The solution for many? Digital transformation. While digital transformation isn’t a new concept, the benefits of boosting efficiency, controlling costs, and delivering better customer experiences are obvious in today’s topsy-turvy economic conditions. Digital transformation often involves making the transition from legacy monoliths to modern cloud native microservices-based architectures.

Your organization has an unstoppable digital transformation plan—at least that’s what you thought before you started encountering the disadvantages of data silos. Your teams were fired up and ready to go, but data separated by different systems created obstacle after obstacle to your digital transformation dreams.

We’re thrilled to announce that Tricentis has been honored with the prestigious Digital Transformation of the Year award at the 7th annual National Technology Awards. The awards celebrate pioneers of technology and are open to any technology provider or financial institution with a UK office. Winners are selected across 35 categories, including Digital Transformation of the Year.

Digital transformation revolutionized the way we approach our daily lives. Many businesses have embraced the many possibilities digital transformation brings. P&C insurance digital transformation is a particularly unique case due to the industry's highly regulated nature. According to a survey conducted in 2022 by Publicis Sapient on 250 policyholders from the US and Canada, 36% reported that they switched to providers with a better digital experience.

Today’s world has become undeniably digital. New technologies from social media to LIVE GPS systems and AI machines, make the world unrecognizable from even 20 years ago. If you’re feeling uncertain at the speed of change, hold tight. It’s only going to get faster. The pace at which disruptive technologies are arriving is accelerating – and they’re changing how businesses are flourishing.

Digital transformation has been a buzzword for quite some time, but the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the need for organizations to adopt digital solutions. As we enter a new year, it’s worth taking a closer look at the top digital transformation trends that will shape business strategies in 2023. We’ll explore six key trends that will help organizations stay ahead of the curve and achieve digital transformation success.

Digital transformation is one of the hottest new business models in the enterprise today. Going through this process places digital technologies front and center in all of a company’s strategic goals. And it’s not an easy undertaking, either. You’ll need to contemplate and analyze core business functions carefully. You’ll also need to involve change management and invest time and resources, but the potential rewards are many.

What an action-packed week at Sibos, the world’s premier financial services event held last month in Amsterdam. It was exciting to be back with other industry leaders to talk about the future of banking and how intelligent automation is critical for success. Appian is modernizing processes for some of the largest banks, including many in attendance. In fact, we were excited to kick off Sibos on stage together with our client Rabobank, the second largest bank in the Netherlands.

Today, the world is much more connected than it was a few years ago. Smartphones have brought an explosion of new technologies and applications that have fundamentally changed our lives. Why so? It's down to mobile applications. Mobile apps play a vital role in the broader process that advocates for digital transformation.