In this episode, we delve into what exactly is meant by "digital transformation", and explain why any company that is looking to digitally transform is actually thinking about the process of transformation completely wrong. We explore some successful real-life brick-and-mortar transformations and provide a new way of thinking about the evolution of your business.

Do You Really Need to Digitally Transform?

Join Kevin Derman and Gary Kimmel, IT industry veterans, as they discuss Emerging Technology and the impact it has on the business environment. Ideal for anyone who does not want to be left behind in the tech world or is looking to add competitive advantage to their business. About Kevin Derman and Gary Kimmel: Kevin Derman is a Technology and Human Potential Evangelist. His favorite topic being the potential when these two forces are combined. Kevin has headed up the Partner and Channel Strategy both for Microsoft South Africa and IBM for the Sub Saharan Africa region. He has had various career experiences incorporating global corporates and entrepreneurial start-ups, including co-founding Infointeg, an Internet Start-up, Kaskade. Cloud (a Public Cloud MSP) and being is motivational and business keynote speaker. Gary Kimmel specializes in innovating business models, moving people and organizations to the next level, and tapping into the 'Internet of Customers'. He is the Field CTO and Director of Enterprise Architecture for Salesforce Canada, and previously headed up Enterprise Strategic Architecture and Mobile Platform for TD Bank. Prior to that, he was the Industry Technology Strategist for Microsoft Canada.

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Join Kevin Derman and Gary Kimmel, IT industry veterans, as they discuss Emerging Technology and the impact it has on the business environment. Ideal for anyone who does not want to be left behind in the tech world or is looking to add competitive advantage to their business.About Kevin Derman and Gary Kimmel:Kevin Derman is a Technology and Human Potential Evangelist. His favorite topic being the potential when these two forces are combined. Kevin has headed up the Partner and Channel Strategy both for Microsoft South Africa and IBM for the Sub Saharan Africa region. He has had various career experiences incorporating global corporates and entrepreneurial start-ups, including co-founding Infointeg, an Internet Start-up, Kaskade. Cloud (a Public Cloud MSP) and being is motivational and business keynote speaker.Gary Kimmel specializes in innovating business models, moving people and organizations to the next level, and tapping into the 'Internet of Customers'. He is the Field CTO and Director of Enterprise Architecture for Salesforce Canada, and previously headed up Enterprise Strategic Architecture and Mobile Platform for TD Bank. Prior to that, he was the Industry Technology Strategist for Microsoft Canada.

Join Kevin Derman and Gary Kimmel, IT industry veterans, as they discuss Emerging Technology and the impact it has on the business environment. Ideal for anyone who does not want to be left behind in the tech world or is looking to add competitive advantage to their business. About Kevin Derman and Gary Kimmel: Kevin Derman is a Technology and Human Potential Evangelist. His favorite topic being the potential when these two forces are combined. Kevin has headed up the Partner and Channel Strategy both for Microsoft South Africa and IBM for the Sub Saharan Africa region. He has had various career experiences incorporating global corporates and entrepreneurial start-ups, including co-founding Infointeg, an Internet Start-up, Kaskade. Cloud (a Public Cloud MSP) and being is motivational and business keynote speaker. Gary Kimmel specializes in innovating business models, moving people and organizations to the next level, and tapping into the 'Internet of Customers'. He is the Field CTO and Director of Enterprise Architecture for Salesforce Canada, and previously headed up Enterprise Strategic Architecture and Mobile Platform for TD Bank. Prior to that, he was the Industry Technology Strategist for Microsoft Canada.

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Do You Really Need to Digitally Transform?

Do You Really Need to Digitally Transform?