The emerging influence of sustainability in tech purchasing behaviour
As consumers we are increasingly aware of the environmental impact of the choices that we make – especially when it comes to choosing the goods and services we use.
As consumers we are increasingly aware of the environmental impact of the choices that we make – especially when it comes to choosing the goods and services we use.
Digital transformation has been a boardroom buzzword for some time, with organisations keen to deploy technology to gain a competitive advantage – whether that’s increasing productivity, lowering operating costs, improving customer service or any other metric through which success is measured.
As any organisation can confirm, the ability to recruit and retain qualified cybersecurity professionals is an ongoing struggle.
The biggest talking point in the IT channel in recent years has been the move away from the volume-based, transactional ‘box shifting’ model of sales to a services-led, consumption-based model that provides a recurring revenue stream to resellers.
There is little doubt, the damage done by the COVID-19 pandemic has gone well beyond the physical effects of the disease itself.
We have seen over the past few years that every business has needed its own tech story.
Like a Grandparent recounting a fable to a young child, the World Economic Forum has been warning corporations for many years about the recurring risk of pandemics and climate change.
At the start of this year, our working lives changed forever.
© Mixology Communications Ltd 2020
© Mixology Communications Ltd 2020
© Mixology Communications Ltd 2020
