Ms.K.Sindhuja Asst.Prof-MBA
Sankara College of Science & Commerce

         “Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem, and a big idea turn into an innovation”

At its core, digital innovation is the application of new technologies to existing business problems and practices is a process that takes place in phases. Digitization is not, at this point confined to innovation or carefully local organizations since the client venture begins carefully.

While digital innovation trends are creating an increasingly connected world through expanded partner ecosystems, it’s also exposing businesses to an increased security risk.        Analytics has become an important part of most companies’ technology infrastructure. AI and machine learning will continue to play an important role in helping applications protect themselves.

One of the biggest new movements set to take place in the upcoming year will be the rise of runtime application self-protection (RASP): A technology that will be able to detect problems without human intervention. Free work for people is the same old thing, however, the computerized enablement  is a critical change, in light of the fact that the measure of autonomous work that is presently done on advanced stages is expanding quickly, Customer experience pioneers should build up a more profound comprehension of AI and its effect on client procurement and maintenance. In the post-digital era, a differentiated digital experience will be depend on the delivery of AI-powered products, services, and new business models.

Organizations that proactively grasp advanced development will lead the way, captivating current, profoundly versatile, and educated clients.

“When digital transformation is done right, it’s like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly, but when done wrong, all you have is a really fast caterpillar.”— George Westerman