A survey by Randstad US found that nearly seven in 10 business leaders and decision-makers say investing in digital technologies in 2020 enabled their organizations to increase revenue, save money and improve productivity.
The survey found investments in digital technologies have positively affected organizations’ bottom lines for 64% of survey respondents. In addition, 69% say their organizations have saved money as a result of those investments.
“The pandemic has accelerated our transition into the digital age, and a change of this magnitude presents both challenges and opportunities for businesses,” said Graig Paglieri, group president of Randstad Technologies Group at Randstad US. “Our findings suggest there is a silver lining to this upheaval: executives report that embracing digital transformation is increasing revenue, boosting productivity and changing the way they think about organizational structures.”
The survey includes 276 C-suite executives, directors, department heads and other decision-makers responsible for technology services.