Digital Transformation
Keywords:
Customer Experience, Operational Processes, Business ModelsAbstract
“Digital transformation is all about becoming a digital enterprise—an organization that uses technology to continuously evolve all aspects of its business models (what it offers, how it interacts with customers and how it operates).” As technology evolves, so should your business. At this point, it’s not about enterprises choosing to transform; it’s more about deciding how to transform. Digital transformation is about evolving your business by experimenting with new tech and rethinking your current approach to common issues. Because it’s an evolution, a transformation doesn’t necessarily have a clear end point. The MIT Sloan Management Review, a publication that focuses on how management transforms in the digital age, says, “Digital transformation is better thought of as continual adaptation to a constantly changing environment.” For enterprises, that means continually seeking out ways to improve the end-user experience. This could be through offering improved on-demand training, migrating data to cloud services, leveraging artificial intelligence, and more.
References
- Transformation Strategy for the Digital CIO – Vivek Vishnu
- History of digital transformation DRA Schallmo, CA Williams
- A systematic literature review on digital transformation
- C Gebayew, IR Hardini, GHA Panjaitan
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