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Boomi , a Dell Technologies business, has announced a new global survey *, commissioned with Vanson Bourne, that reveals although organisations are reaping the rewards of IT modernisation, digital transformation and innovation, but there’s still more work to do. Companies that find ways to maximise their budget when investing in digital strategies and technologies have the opportunity to improve their ROI by more than 1,000% . The report, The State of Modernization, Transformation, and Innovation in the Digital Age outlines that six in 10 (59%) survey respondents said effectively using technology has been the key to transformational success. However, half of all decision makers admit their company isn’t innovating at a competitive rate. Organisations were found to face multiple challenges to roll out their modernisation, innovation, and transformation programmes more quickly and efficiently. The survey of more than 1,200 IT and business decision makers around the ...

Source: Lenovo. The ThinkStation P620. Lenovo has designed and built its new ThinkStation P620 to be the most versatile workstation on the market, removing the bottlenecks to allow performance to scale and user productivity to soar. As the first and only professional workstation powered by AMD’s brand-new Ryzen Threadripper PRO processor, the new workstation brings together unprecedented levels of power, performance and flexibility in a single socket CPU platform, Lenovo said. Combining the power of AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper PRO processor with a fully-customised and scalable chassis, the ThinkStation P620 has reimagined the traditional workstation, finetuned for multithreaded applications. “Our customers rely on us to deliver professional-grade solutions that are powerful, but nimble enough to be customised as their needs change and evolve,” said Rob Herman, GM, Workstation and Client AI Business Unit, Lenovo. “One of the challenges for IT departments we’ve seen ...

- Businesses must innovate and transform to be competitive against post-COVID-19 disruption - SAP survey reveals 40% of businesses currently adopting a “wait and see” approach while hoping for resumption of previous normalcy - Transiting to become intelligent enterprises is critical to inventing new business models and revenue streams SAP has shared the results of its poll of 4,500 Southeast Asian business leaders, revealing the extent of COVID-19’s impact on businesses across the region, and concerns about long-term prospects. During her opening keynote at SAP Forward Together, Barger distilled the survey findings about the 14% of companies which improved their top and bottom lines during the downturn into six practical business strategies: seek and understand (situational analysis), organisational wellbeing (employee focus), focus on the customer (customer experience), manage resources (supply chain management) and streamline spend (spend management). Unveiled at the in...