Technology Takes Center Stage As Manufacturers Pivot

The ability to quickly and successfully pivot has a lot to do with each manufacturer’s decision to invest in digital technologies, according to Todd Rovak, global head of innovation and strategy at Capgemini Invent, who says that digital transformation including the streamlining of core applications and the adoption of market facing solutions is helping manufacturers rapidly mobilize and alternate their production output to much-needed items, including ventilators.

“Companies that have invested in digital transformation are well positioned to sustain through these changes and be on a faster track to their relaunch and recovery objectives,” says Rovak. “On the other hand, companies that were planning to embark on digital transformation efforts or have not yet planned to do so are recognizing the value of such efforts and will likely have objectives to prioritize their own transformation programs in the year ahead.”

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Todd Rovak

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I am the Managing Director of Innovation & Strategy at Capgemini Invent and Head of Fahrenheit 212.  We help envision change across organizations, helping to imagine, design and build the products, services, and business models of the future.
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