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About Manish Jain


Principal Consultant/Director

Based in Toronto, Manish Jain is a director of Digital Transformation Consulting with specialization in Agile Industry 4.0 solutions. He is also a member of Atos Expert Group on Immersive Experience, and Decarbonization Special Interest Group. Before his current role, he was heading Sales Strategy & Operations at Atos Syntel. With an MBA in Strategy and Finance, and 16 years of experience in technology strategy, architecture, design and development, Manish has served clients in multiple industries. He is passionate about customer experience and digital technologies and believes that the customer should always come before technology.




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Charting a course toward more sustainable blockchain solutions

In the last decade, decarbonization has become a key focus area for governments, enterprises, and citizens worldwide. As a result, many global entities exercise caution and due diligence when evaluating a new solution, scrutinizing its long-term effects, sustainability, and impact on the environment.Energy consumption, climate impact and greenhouse gas (GHG) effects are challenges that every responsible business is

Digital accessibility and inclusive design

Digital accessibility and inclusive design are two essential components of the digital journey. Based on my experience with clients, I feel that it is also one of the least understood aspects of the digital roadmap. Introduction to digital accessibility and inclusion Digital accessibility is the extent to which a digital product, service or device can be used by as many people as…

Merging cloud frameworks for a sustainable digital transformation

Learn how Atos’s OneCloud expertise and partnerships with large hyperscalers can create a differentiating experience for your cloud journey.

Change Story – Critical measures to define and evaluate the success of digital products

It is easier to resist change than to drive it, which is why protests always get more media coverage than support for a change. If you are planning to embark on a digital modernization journey or are only planning to develop a digital product that targets a point solution,…

How to overcome regulatory challenges in an agile development approach?

In modern enterprise strategy, digital transformation is the holy grail that CEOs expect from their CDOs and CIOs. Unfortunately, if you ask 10 people, you’re likely to get 11 opinions about the full scope of digital transformation. However, once you cut through all the buzzwords, the two key pillars of a digital transformation strategy are…

The four pillars of digital modernization

In previous articles, I have covered a number of important topics, including: • What digital modernization is (and what it isn’t) • The “NICE” maturity model for digital modernization • What should an organization’s digital strategy look likeIn this final installment, I intend to discuss the critical pillars of digital modernization and how a layered approach can ensure that the process…

Three tips to maximize the impact of your digital modernization program

In the first two posts in this series, we discussed the three phases of digital modernization and explored how the NICE framework can be a useful tool to measure your organization’s digital readiness.Now that we have a clear view of what digital modernization is and is not, the next question is: Who should

Measuring your company’s digital readiness with the NICE framework

The first blog of this series outlined the three stages of digital modernization and established the importance of a self-assessment and roadmap to help you get started on this journey. Picking up where we left off, I have devised something I call the NICE digital maturity framework to help understand the different stages of digital maturity.…

A guide to embarking on an evolutionary and successful digital modernization journey

As traditional barriers to entry fade, companies are increasingly replacing their traditional and disparate legacy IT systems with modern digital tools and advanced technologies to stay relevant to customers and enable business agility. Not only does this highlight the necessity of digital modernization, but also makes it a critical agenda item for…

User adoption: The key to digital transformation success

How to make sure digital products return your investment Many Atos experts and I, through the Digital Modernization Blog Series, have written about the different aspects of digital modernization and transformation programs. However, one factor that deserves a more detailed discussion is the user adoption of digital products. Although user adoption is expected to be a part of…