Digital transformation mindcandy 8 January 2024
Today’s topics are cost effective IT, data observability, industry 5.0, data, smart IoT, the top tech trends for 2025 and big data.
20 Cost-Effective IT Projects That Deliver Big Results
Low-budget IT projects that can have a significant positive effect on your business operations. AI, citizen development, open-source, hackathons, communities, BYOD, etc.
Data Observability 2.0: Moving Beyond Traditional Monitoring to Ensure Enterprise Data Quality
Organizations are facing data quality issues that have a growing impact as they increasingly leverage data in their products and services
Industry 5.0: Rethinking asset management in the next industrial revolution
The question for asset managers is no longer just about maintaining machinery and equipment, but about rethinking the entire lifecycle of assets to align with broader, more sustainable goals.
How to Make Everyone Great at Data
https://hbr.org/2025/01/how-to-make-everyone-great-at-data
While most leaders understand the importance of good data to their operations, too many fail to recognize the critical role that people play in creating it — and even make it harder for people to do the right things when it comes to data
Bio-sourced and battery-less – are smart IoT labels coming of age, finally?
https://www.rcrwireless.com/20250106/internet-of-things/smart-iot-labels-on-rise
2025 will see the rise (at last!) of so-called ‘smart labels’ – potentially printable battery-less IoT silicon-and-SIM stickers that can be attached to low-value packages, even to envelopes, to track their journey and status in the supply-chain.
Top Tech Trends of 2025: AI-powered everything
https://www.capgemini.com/insights/research-library/top-tech-trends-2025/
In 2025, we see AI and Gen AI having a major impact on companies’ priorities and also on many adjacent technology domains, such as robotics, supply chains, or tomorrow’s energy mix.
Beyond the Buzzword: Why Really Big Data Still Matters
https://www.pymnts.com/big-data/2024/beyond-the-buzzword-why-really-big-data-still-matters/
The evolution of big data reflects fundamental changes in how organizations operate in a digital world. Also read https://www.ronimmink.com/a-perspective-on-hard-data/
