Author: dennis@sparketing.eu

The 2020s will be a reprise of the 1920s in many ways. A huge, tech-driven innovation wave is coming our way.

Although COVID-19 puts enormous pressure on turnover at many companies, this virus also has positive sides. Companies are forced to critically evaluate their current revenue model and organizational structure. T

When it comes to day trading in the stock market, every second can be the difference between a huge profit and a huge loss. Especially when it comes to High Frequency Trading where every millisecond is of enormous importance.

Tesla has been one of the most talked about companies in recent months. Where the company has been in the news in recent years mainly because the balance sheet value was under enormous pressure.

Making real-time decisions with a data-centric platform is the only way to win! (Reduce costs, boost cash flow)

The financial impact of digital technologies is grossly underestimated, according to Ken van Ierlant, digital thought leader and director at FutureXL. “We don’t seem to accept a new reality easily.”

In 2022 you will see many organizations using advanced digital techniques. Some even see an opportunity to fully digitize a large part of their processes. But is this also digital transformation? Not necessarily.

With a pizza, the generic base is just as important as the different fillings on it. After all, a bad base ruins any pizza, no matter how good and tasty the content is. The same applies to data and applications

As soon as you as an organization have found a suitable answer to Simon Simek’s WHY question, the following mantra will be discussed: DATA. Or better, data-driven working. This is now an existential topic for many organizations.

We are currently on the eve of a revolution in which new rules arise and society and organizations are redesigned. The worldwide rapid technological developments are the basis of this revolution.