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Insight’s New Tech Journal Highlights Ambitious Approaches to Digital Transformation
Insight’s quarterly digital magazine shows how companies are approaching change and growth by channeling bold, new IT strategies TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nInsight’s quarterly digital magazine shows how companies are approaching change and growth by channeling bold, new IT strategies\n\n TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--\nThis time of year brings reflections of how we’ve changed and new resolutions for taking even more ambitious leaps forward. It’s particularly true in technology, where embracing change is not only a constant, it’s a necessity.\n\nThat’s why in the winter 2021 special edition of its quarterly Tech Journal magazine released this week, Insight Enterprises (NASDAQ:NSIT), the global integrator of Insight Intelligent Technology Solutions™ that maximize the value of IT, highlights technology decision-makers who have seen bold transformation plans pay off in big ways while rising to the challenges of the ever-developing digital landscape.\n\nIn taking the reins as Insight’s president and CEO starting in 2022, Joyce Mullen shares in the cover story her top advice for IT leaders. She relates how Insight clients have accelerated new workplace and customer experiences by adopting AI, automation, modern applications and the intelligent edge.\n\nNoting that, according to the 2022 Insight Intelligent Technology Report, the top business priorities IT departments are supporting in 2022 include improving operational efficiency, greater flexibility to work from anywhere, and increasing the speed of innovation. Mullen said, “You can’t do everything at once. But what we often see is a very logical progression of work, starting with: What can we do to reduce operating expenses? If you want to free up money to do things better, you have to reduce the costs of running the core systems.”\n\nThe new Tech Journal tackles how organizations are taking the digital approach to optimizing what they do:\n\n\nIn the CXO Corner, Danny Allan, Veeam chief technology officer and senior vice president of product strategy, shares why containers will be the next big shift in IT.\n\n\nChristy Sports CIO Mike Starkey gives a behind-the-scenes look at how his company fearlessly made the digital shift, providing a streamlined experience for skiers and snowboarders to find their “stoke.”\n\n\nBounce Children’s Foundation devised a user-friendly website and back-end technology solutions to help realize CEO Joan Steltmann’s vision to transform the lives of families with children with chronic illness.\n\n\nSCL H...