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It seems like everyone is talking about digitaltransformation, but what does it really look like at a functional level? It seems like the common thread in those stories is that they have a company-wide vision. Digitaltransformation is a huge change — changemanagement must be part of the strategy.
It’s no secret that transformation is risky. For many, this risk outweighs the benefits of inactivity; McKinsey found that the rate of successful digitaltransformation is consistently low, with only 16% finding success over the long term. One of the reasons why digitaltransformation carries such risk is there’s no standard.
Here we dive deep into the third key consideration when embarking on a digitaltransformation: organisation. In our latest podcast, Clarasys’ own Ben Lover, Helen Morgan and Moray Busch explore what organisations must focus on during a digitaltransformation and the four-stage model of change to enable success.
With data a known keystone of digitaltransformation, modernizing your analytics is a vital move in our digital age. But to successfully transition from traditional to modern BI, leaders like you must hone an essential skill: managing organizational change. Next, we focus on how best to implement this vision.
With data a known keystone of digitaltransformation, modernizing your analytics is a vital move in our digital age. But to successfully transition from traditional to modern BI, leaders like you must hone an essential skill: managing organizational change. Next, we focus on how best to implement this vision.
With data a known keystone of digitaltransformation, modernizing your analytics is a vital move in our digital age. But to successfully transition from traditional to modern BI, leaders like you must hone an essential skill: managing organizational change. Next, we focus on how best to implement this vision.
There are people that are what I would consider like good managers and people that can like orchestrate work. And then there are people that can create space and align executives on vision and things like that. I’m talking about digitaltransformation. I’m talking about enterprise changemanagement.”
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