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The shift to remote work has left a majority of businesses technologically unprepared – and remote work is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to structural changes. There’s a renewed urgency for digital transformation, especially in supply chains. A recent PwC COVID-19 Pulse Survey revealed that 72% executives believe their companies will benefit from resiliency and agility in the long term, with nearly 50% expecting long-term benefits from technology investments and new ways to serve customers. Digital transformations offer supply chains incredible opportunities to minimize risk and revenue loss by maximizing efficiency, customer satisfaction, and business growth. Digital transformations are also often daunting to approach and sell internally. That’s why it’s vital for businesses to start with investments that yield the fastest and most valuable results.
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