The article highlights the dangers organizations face when they cling to outdated systems, particularly revealed during the pandemic's shift to remote work. Companies rushed to patch existing infrastructures, but many remained unprepared for a digital-first approach. The consequence of delaying transformation is substantial risk, particularly related to cybersecurity and technical reliability. Cybercrime has surged, costing companies billions, a burden that could have been avoided through proactive modernization. Yet, many organizations still prioritize complacency over evolution, facing the repercussions of their decisions.
Over the last 30 years, I've witnessed companies that cling to outdated systems and tools, ultimately risking everything rather than embracing modernization.
The pandemic highlighted how unprepared most organizations were for a digital-first reality, revealing significant weaknesses in their infrastructure and security protocols.
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