One year into the pandemic and businesses are finally gaining a degree of comfort and understanding about operating in this new environment. Since most enterprises experienced dramatic halts or slowdowns of their operations, 2021 is showing itself to be the year of new beginnings for many businesses; even those few companies which appeared to weather this economic collapse with minimal negative impact have been wise to take this time to reevaluate their goals and approaches towards the purchasing public.
Recent surveys reveal that while, for 2021, a full third of all CEOs are preparing for a cautious restart, a greater percentage of executive leaders (a full 44%) are gearing up for faster regeneration of business to return to pre-pandemic activities and revenue levels quicker. Regardless of the aggressiveness of individual businesses, the atmosphere is still one of a more cautious and pragmatic approach for this year, due to the continuing uncertainty as it pertains to Covid-19 vaccinations and potential herd immunities in the future. Based upon the new and unprecedented methods in which businesses now operate, many thought leaders are now focusing on technology trends as they affect three key principles:
A noticeable acceleration in digital business transformation is concurrently taking place, for logical and natural reasons. Consequently, the visualization and rolling out of a solid data strategy is called for to take full advantage of the opportunity arising from this global crisis.
The future points to leaner, smaller teams capable of performing at peak levels more consistently than in the past. CIOs can best serve and support their CEOs in multiple fashions, but especially in the following three areas:
Since the appearance of Covid-19, the push for accelerating digital business transformation has jumped significantly, with a full two-thirds of CEOs on board for faster and more comprehensive digital transformation programs and strategies.
The development of smaller, more agile teams naturally and logically advances and promotes the concept of sharing the data strategy among all key players; in most cases and for optimal outcomes, transparency should be provided to every team player responsible for delivering results.
There are multiple benefits that yield to the business through the practice of true transparency as it relates to sharing and grasping the larger picture, including:
No longer should "transparency" be considered merely a buzzword to trigger people into action or create a sense of security and understanding. Transparency is the key to developing a true camaraderie among team members, helping each person to develop a "sixth sense" as it pertains to "reading" the energy and intelligence of each player, and aligning with their ideas and conceptions as it relates to the business plan.
A shared vision greatly increases the potential for higher revenues being generated from smaller, yet more effective teams. Data helps to build a more nuanced and interconnected workforce, allowing it to more effectively align with the direction your company is moving.
Power BI fulfills this shared data strategy goal by providing team members with access to the data they need—when they need it, in the way they want to receive it.
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