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Last week, UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt made several important announcements designed to give a much-needed boost to the technology sector.

Automation is shaping virtually every institution on the planet, from small and medium sized enterprises right through to government organizations. But its success or failure will in large part be driven by the mindsets adopted by business leaders.

Emergence Exec Chairman, David Poole shares how to stay focused as IT budgets increase in 2023.

Nearly 8 years ago I stated, during a Public Sector Procurement cycle, “you guys don’t know how to buy innovation”. My statement was seen as a little blunt, but also “not radically off the mark”. Roll the clock forward to 2022 and after a Global Pandemic, the need for organisations to ramp up digital working at pace and .

At our recent WhatNext? roundtable we asked business leaders to share the biggest challenges they’re currently facing in delivering what we call profound transformation – the seismic change to a business that delivers immediate and long-term impact - and despite no shortage of news, information and vendor-led hype, the s.

At our recent WhatNext? roundtable we asked business leaders to share the biggest challenges they’re currently facing in delivering what we call profound transformation – the seismic change to a business that delivers immediate and long-term impact - and there were two, inextricably linked, that kept coming up.

First mistake: Starting with the Technology Transformation and change is hardly ever about the technology. In fact I would say that the choice of technology should be somewhere towards the end of strategic decision making. Perhaps that makes me a fox in the hen-house talking to service desk professionals?

Emergence Partners hosted an in-person executive roundtable in early February to hear, learn and explore the mindset around the role technology can play in delivering profound transformation.

Earlier this month we hosted a real-world roundtable discussion with senior execs to debate "WhatNext?" and the role of technology in delivering what we call profound transformation – the kind of seismic change in business that allows you to leap-frog your competitors and exceed the expectations of your people, partners,.