All articles tagged with #digital transformation
CBS News plans to lay off dozens of staff as top editor Bari Weiss reshapes the network toward exclusive, digital‑first reporting, moving away from commodity broadcast news; the cuts are expected to be announced imminently after prior buyouts and Weiss’s warning that sticking to traditional TV could leave CBS ‘toast.’
USA TODAY appointed Jamie Stockwell as vice president of news, effective March 30, to spearhead modernization and deepen ties with the USA TODAY Network’s 200+ local outlets. Stockwell, a veteran editor with roles at The Washington Post, The New York Times, Axios Local, and other outlets, is tasked with driving high-impact, unbiased journalism while expanding the national audience.
Star Tribune's digital-first pivot and strong local reporting enable rapid, in-depth coverage of immigration enforcement and unrest in Minneapolis, showing how a well-staffed regional newsroom can respond to a national moment with live blogs, video analysis, and community engagement.
AP reports from Minneapolis on how a sweeping immigration story is testing a newsroom’s ability to adapt to a fast-moving digital landscape, highlighting coordination across platforms, sourcing, and editorial practices during a transition to digital-first storytelling.
Alamo Drafthouse will require patrons to place food and drink orders via the theater’s mobile app before and during screenings starting mid-February, replacing the paper order cards. The shift aims to boost efficiency and reduce mid-film disruptions, but it has sparked backlash from patrons who value the brand’s phone-free, immersive experience and some say they’ll switch theaters. The company says no layoffs will occur and base wages will stay the same, while critics worry about ordering hassles and accessibility for dietary needs.
Coca-Cola announced March 31, 2026 leadership changes, including Henrique Braun becoming CEO, the creation of a Chief Digital Officer role filled by Sedef Salingan Sahin to unify digital, data, and operations, and the transfer of digital strategy from the CFO to Sahin. The company also restructures markets with two new regional heads (Sanket Ray and Claudia Lorenzo) and names Robin Halpern as incoming chief of staff, all aimed at accelerating digital transformation and growth.
Dell plans a companywide modernization called One Dell Way, rolling out a single enterprise platform on May 3 to standardize processes and connect data across CSG, Finance, Supply Chain, Marketing, Sales, RevOps, Services, HR, with ISG following in August; training starts Feb 3; the initiative aims to reduce silos, automate tasks, and accelerate decision‑making in an AI‑driven world.
Despite its 40-year history and widespread use, Excel remains a staple in business for quick data analysis, but organizations are increasingly seeking to replace it with more secure, automated, and AI-integrated systems to improve data control and operational efficiency, though resistance due to familiarity and control issues persists.
IBM and The All England Lawn Tennis Club have renewed their 36-year partnership, focusing on enhancing Wimbledon’s digital experiences through AI-powered solutions to increase global fan engagement and accessibility, with initiatives like personalized features and real-time insights.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has proposed Mykhailo Fedorov, the current Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation, to become the new Minister of Defense, citing his effective work on digitalization and defense tech initiatives, while confirming the continuation of current Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal in a different role.
Deloitte's CTO Bill Briggs highlights a concerning 93-7 split in AI spending favoring technology over people, emphasizing the need for a cultural shift and human-centric approach to AI adoption to avoid inefficiencies, loss of trust, and shadow AI issues, especially as physical AI and robotics become more prevalent.
Condé Nast announced that Teen Vogue will now be integrated into Vogue.com, with its editor-in-chief stepping down and a new head of editorial overseeing the publication, which will maintain its distinct identity while becoming part of the Vogue digital platform.
Despite slow historical adoption, the commercial real estate industry is rapidly integrating AI, with 88% piloting it and shifting focus from operational efficiency to revenue growth, though only 5% have fully achieved their AI goals due to the evolving and complex nature of these objectives.
Starting October 30th, T-Mobile will require customers to use the T-Life app to set up payment arrangements, phasing out support via phone or in-store visits, as part of its shift to 100% app-based transactions, which may impact customers who prefer traditional methods.
NBC News laid off 150 employees due to declining ratings and ad revenue, with additional cuts expected as the company shifts focus towards digital and streaming services, including the launch of a new subscription streaming platform, amid broader industry layoffs and cable spinoffs.