WalkMe and Deloitte New Zealand empower digital transformation
WalkMe has entered into an alliance agreement with Deloitte New Zealand, a global expert in human capital and business transformation consulting.
Deloitte is investing in a team in New Zealand to make technology adoption solutions broadly available to clients across the region. Together, WalkMe and Deloitte will work to help these organisations realise the rapid results that digital transformation strategies can deliver through efficient, effective, and sustained adoption of digital technologies.
Digital adoption is the process by which companies help ensure employees and customers are making the most effective use of their digital assets. With more than 35 million users in over 160 countries and 80% of the Fortune 10, WalkMe is the pioneer of DAP technologies.
As more organisations are realising the value that digital adoption strategies bring to their bottom lines, new programs and initiatives are emerging to harness their potential.
According to WalkMe's annual State of Digital Adoption survey of nearly 1,500 business leaders, 34% of digital transformation projects in Australia and New Zealand fail to meet their goals.
The survey also found that enterprises plan to spend more than $30 million addressing the inability to fully utilise digital tools in the next three years. Finding the right solution to these challenges will have a significant impact on both business goals and the digital employee experience.
Hamish Wilson, Partner Deloitte New Zealand, says, "We are only scratching the surface of reimagining the way we work. As the asynchronous workplace takes hold, businesses are starting to recognise the relationship between successful digital transformation and the ability for end-users to collaborate by leveraging new ways of working."
Wilson continues, "We're looking forward to working with WalkMe, as the recognised market leader in digital adoption innovation, we know the alliance will provide our clients with enhanced solutions that provide clear return on investment, accelerate adoption of new technologies, and support ongoing transformation."
Over the last decade, WalkMe has continued to deliver digital solutions at scale to help organisations achieve their digital transformation goals by creating frictionless and elegant digital experiences that reduce complexity in the enterprise technology stack, Wilson states.
Jim Nairn, Senior Vice President of Strategic Alliances, WalkMe, says, "Digital adoption platforms have emerged as the missing link between the promised value from technology investments and the actual ROI from an organisations digital investments. This expansion of our alliance with Deloitte will strengthen digital adoption and maximise the value from technology investments for more organisations to drive critical business outcomes."
In a joint statement, WalkMe and Deloitte state they look forward to improving the employee experience by making it easier to navigate systems and processes. The alliance is one of the ways that both organisations will help clients manage change, particularly in relation to the adoption of technologies, allowing quicker returns on investment.
About WalkMe and Deloitte
WalkMe's cloud-based Digital Adoption Platform enables organisations to measure, drive and act to ultimately accelerate their digital transformations and better realise the value of their software investments.
The company's platform leverages proprietary technology to provide visibility to an organisation's Chief Information Officer and business leaders, while improving user experience, productivity and efficiency for employees and customers. Alongside walkthroughs and third-party integration capabilities, the platform can be customised to fit an organisation's needs.
Deloitte New Zealand brings together more than 1800 specialist professionals providing audit, tax, technology and systems, strategy and performance improvement, risk management, corporate finance, business recovery, forensic and accounting services.
The company has people throughout the country in Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, Wellington, Christchurch, Queenstown and Dunedin, serving clients that range from New Zealand's largest companies and public sector organisations to smaller businesses with ambition to grow.
