As an executive, you probably know that staying ahead of industry trends is critical to your success. But with so many demands on your time, it can be tough to find the time to attend networking events, read industry publications, or research new technologies. Ive asked at least 100 execs over the past year and all of them say the same thing. "They are over it".. referring to the constant harassment of sales calls

That's where digital human experiences (DHXs) come in. These online platforms allow you to connect with other executives, share knowledge, and collaborate on initiatives and are a great way to stay up-to-date on industry trends without having to sacrifice your time, company money or your sanity. 

Here are a few of the benefits of using DHXs:

• They're convenient. You can access DHXs from anywhere, at any time. This means you can stay connected with other executives, even when you're on the go.
• They're efficient. DHXs are designed to save you time. You can quickly and easily find the information you need, without having to wade through a lot of irrelevant content.
• They're effective. DHXs allow you to build relationships with other executives who can help you achieve your goals. You can share ideas, collaborate on projects, and learn from each other's experiences.

So why the change?

• The traditional way of networking is no longer effective. In today's digital age, executives need to find new ways to connect with each other.
• DHXs can help you build relationships with other key decision-makers. These relationships can be invaluable
• DHXs can help you learn about new technologies and trends. This information can give you a competitive edge in your industry.

Gartner predicts that by 2025, 80% of B2B decision makers will use digital channels to source insights and information to

• Identify new business opportunities.
• Gain insights into customer behaviour.
• Develop new products and services.
• Improve their leadership skills.
• Solve critical business problems

In the next few blogs, Ill be delving deeper into some of the results that have been made from connecting with purpose