Technology Modernization: People, Process, & Technology
December 15, 2026Technology modernization is no longer just an IT initiative. It has evolved into an organizational transformation that requires alignment across people, processes, and technology. Organizations often invest heavily in new systems, automation, and digital tools, yet some initiatives may not achieve their desired outcomes due to limited user adoption, inefficient processes, and a lack of organizational readiness for change.
This session will explore how leaders can modernize their organizations by taking a balanced approach that integrates technology investments with process improvement and effective change leadership. In addition, we’ll discuss strategies for moving from legacy environments to future-ready organizations while keeping employees, leaders, and business objectives aligned throughout the transformation journey.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to:
- Discuss the interdependence of people, processes, and technology and explain why successful modernization calls for balancing these components rather than focusing on technology alone.
- Assess current operations, stakeholder needs, and business goals to identify improvement opportunities and create a modernization roadmap.
- Apply change leadership practices that can help improve adoption and sustain results, including stakeholder engagement, communication planning, readiness assessment, and organizational alignment.
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Presenters
Director, CFO & Business Consulting
Forvis Mazars US