While Priya sets the tone for the discussion, it underlines a harsh reality: the transformation which is not evolving remains a simple pilot program. “Today’s competitive landscape does not reward experiences, it rewards the results,” she explains.
Nishant Rathi accepts and stresses that scalability is not negotiable for serious organizations about long -term digital success. By establishing parallels with electronic commerce giants such as Amazon and Flipkart, he underlines how their ability to manage the massive demand for customers during peak sales periods without service interruptions is the direct result of their scalable platforms.
“Their error report is practically negligible during massive sales days,” explains Nishant. The lesson for other companies: whatever size or growth, scalability must be integrated into digital transformation from the start.
So, what makes scalability achievable? Not described five essential catalysts on which organizations must concentrate:
Cloud infrastructure: The deployment of cloud infrastructure and applications allows companies to expand capacity transparently. “The cloud is one of the key catalysts,” says Nishant.
DevOPS automation and integration: Automation on the platform, supported by DevOps practices, guarantees that systems remain agile and that operations remain effective.
Scalable data platforms: With an increasing demand for users and workloads focused on AI, companies need data platforms that can manage growing requests without a bottleneck.
Agile delivery models: Given how digital projects evolve over time, having flexible delivery models is crucial. According to him, we can start with only 30 to 40% clarity, but the agile teams adapt as the project develops.
Strategic partnerships and talent development: It is essential to collaborate with technological partners and invest in Upskilling teams. Nishaling is considering how the development of software has evolved, manual coding in the notepad 30 years ago to take advantage of the advanced tools today. “Talent should be trained to use these tools effectively,” he adds.
