The only good thing done by the Covid-19 pandemic is, it put the fastest path to rapid

digitization.

With a greater reliance on online services and e-commerce, data looks very different from how it did in the pre-pandemic world, and using it properly has never been more important for your business.

However, during those recent epidemics, the large-scale collection of mobile data from millions of users—especially call-data records and social-media reports—also raised privacy and data-protection concerns.

Fully 75 percent of people using digital channels for the first time indicate that they will continue to use them when things return to “normal.” Companies will need to ensure that their digital channels are on par with or better than those of their competition to succeed in this new environment

New data and completely rebuilt analytical models will be essential to steer operational decisions.

Employees are already working fully remotely. They adopted to this technology. Organizations are ready to spend for analytics and artificial-intelligence (AI) initiatives in their operations. IT teams have already delivered at a pace they never have before.

The chief information officers (CIOs) are focusing on agility from the IT teams to achieve in this digital delivery era.

The digital business future provides organizations with nearly unlimited possibilities to create business value. Increasingly, data and analytics have become a primary driver of business strategy, and the potential for data-driven business strategies and information products is greater than ever.

With this digital business strategy only, organization’s survival become possible and provides room for growth.