Modern Applications Are Helping Organizations Succeed During Pandemic, VMware Research Reveals
According to new research by VMware, organizations have benefitted from the use of modern applications to adapt and maintain agility and reliability during the COVID-19 pandemic. The global study, which was conducted in March and April 2020, also reveals improved perceptions of alignment across app developers, IT and business decision makers as they collaborate to help their organizations operate amid the pandemic. Additionally, it captures the traits that the most successful organizations are adopting to better their digital experiences.
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“Successful Digital Transformation: Apps At The Ready”
For years now, businesses have been on a mission to digitally transform themselves and their operations. This year’s global pandemic served as a barometer for the true state of that digital transformation. And the results, according to VMware’s “Successful Digital Transformation: Apps At The Ready” report are less dire than expected: only 2% of all respondents said digital transformation efforts have not been successful in any way. Key to that success has been technology which provides the foundation for any transformation initiative or app/software development project. Organizations that can modernize the tools at their disposal will see their chances of success increase.
“The speed that organizations moved their engagement to digital channels during the pandemic signals the critical importance of modern applications,” said Sumit Dhawan, senior vice president and chief customer experience officer, VMware. “Businesses need to do more than transform capabilities to deliver digital experiences for customers and for employees. Ultimately, it is about cultivating software-minded leadership, driving alignment among app developers, IT and the business, and adopting strategic technology platforms to thrive.”
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