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Tech Will Now focus on Long-term Innovation Rather Than Problem Solving Technique
For the past two years, technical executives have been tested as they led their companies

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Apac CIOOutlook | Monday, December 06, 2021
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Technical executives concentrated on short-term decisions and responded to sudden shifts in 2020 and 2021. However, they expect 2022 challenges to remain the same with minor changes and focus on overcoming long-term problems
FREMONT, CA: For the past two years, technical executives have been tested as they led their companies through pandemic difficulties. Some of them successfully managed customer and employee transformations and stimulated new ideas and innovation faster than the expected time period. Technical executives concentrated on short-term decisions and responded to sudden shifts in 2020 and 2021. However, they expect 2022 challenges to remain the same with minor changes and focus on overcoming long-term problems. The ones that will succeed in this will develop a customer-obsessed approach to technology that will allow organizations to instantly reconfigure business structures and opportunities to meet the requirements of customers and employees. These companies will be termed future-fit and will outperform their companions by 2.8 times.
Technical executives making their way towards future-fit talent strategies have caused a deficiency of talent acquisition. It firms have faced the longest time to fill positions among all industries after gaining the highest turnover. The firm intending to reduce their need for the most advanced technical skills future-fit firms will use a cloud-first, platform-based architecture and adopt low-code, no-code solutions. Additionally, firms that do not adapt to this challenge will resort to boosting wages to attract talent, resulting in (typically negative) financial impacts for their firm and the overall talent market.
In a rush to meet customers' expectations, firms have been implementing new digital capabilities, even though these aim for short-term gains, the majority will face long-terms issue in form of inflated tech debt. On the other hand, Future-fit will successfully overcome their debts by sharing responsibility with their business companions to offer seamless, end-to-end CX across functions balancing short bursts of rapid execution with long-term approaches to adaptivity, operational value streams, and CX ecosystem mapping — all while modernizing their tech architecture and moving to the cloud.