A framework for business-IT collaboration Despite often massive investment, many digital transformation efforts fail. Why? One of the biggest culprits is business and IT leaders viewing digital transformation as a pure technology play—e.g. the flawed mindset that you can just plug in a new app, solution or system and let it run. KPMG’s approach to Technology Strategy and Selection (TSS) helps companies take full advantage of emerging technologies by aligning the technology strategy with the future aspirations of the business. Learn how KPMG helps business and IT leaders join together to strategically choose, implement and leverage technology to enjoy their full benefits.

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There are more than one hundred Email Service Providers (ESPs) selling their services in the market today and all of them are on the hunt for new customers. This white paper identifies what we call, "decision points," factors that make it worth your while to consider finding a new ESP.

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The digital financial services world has created an amplified set of challenges for the data center and network. Its role in enabling the success of the wider institution has become even more critical, but to deliver this it needs to provide a higher level of performance with increased agility, while maintaining high levels of efficiency and security. This is forcing institutions to transform their underlying IT capabilities, with the need to simplify the network, obtain more flexible connectivity, automate IT operations, and enable centralized control and administration being core strategies in this respect. As shown in Figure 8, this is driving a number of requirements for the future network. Key considerations for financial institutions in architecture design and vendor selection should be around moving toward a software-defined, intelligent, cloud-ready, and open network that enables the institution to meet its ICT imperatives and achieve these key ICT strategies.