Technology continues to be a part of our lives. As the world emerges from the impact of the pandemic, a statement came from Mohammed Amin, Senior Vice President of Dell Technologies MERAT Region.
Mohammed Amin has argued that a new type of leader has emerged in recent years, defined as purpose-driven innovators, whose impact on the world is as important as any other great leader in history. “What we need today as global organizations are surviving the storm is leaders with the foresight and drive to prepare their organizations to embrace the digital world,” Amin said. used the phrases.
THEY COMPLETED THE TRANSFORMATION IN A FEW MONTHS BUT…
Amin, who identifies innovation as a leadership priority but mentions that the lurking danger is to focus on investments in the latest and greatest technology without a clear vision of what will work for the organization, said, “A recent Digital Transformation Index survey from Dell Technologies found that the percentage of global business leaders While 80 of them have accelerated at least some digital transformation programs and completed the transformation that would normally take years in a few months, the same research also showed that data overload and the lack of insight from the data are one of the biggest obstacles to digital transformation. it happens that innovation should not be rushed in response to industry change or competitor moves, but should be linked to the vision of the organization. From this perspective, an organization that chooses to keep up with change says a lot about how committed it is to achieving its vision. “Although it can be seriously tested, this is a responsibility that leaders have to shoulder,” he said.
TECHNOLOGY CONTINUES TO BE THE BIGGEST FACILITATOR
Pointing out that companies that invested in innovation during the crisis performed better than their peers during the recovery period, Amin also mentioned the advantages that innovation will bring. “Industry leaders are able to achieve greater productivity through investments in new technologies, which can put them ahead of technology later adopters. Tomorrow, technology will take us one step further; “It will help us reimagine how we live, how we connect, and how we stay healthy.”