7 Tips to Digitally Transform Your Organization
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by Nelson J. Rosamilha
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Technology moves very quickly with power and functionality increasing as prices drop. While this is undoubtedly an opportunity, it is also a problem.
What not to do when digitally transforming your organization.
- Don't set up a digital transformation office or hire a digital chief and leave them disconnected from the rest of the organization: they will make a lot of noise about nothing, have very little practical value,
- Don't try to digitize all your processes without thinking where your priorities should be and where the most value should be. If you do that, you could spend a lot of effort on changing something that you don't really need to change.
- Don't focus on technology to the detriment of end users (be they employees or customers) because if you do, your end users will simply reject your technology,
- Don't think that a single change like developing a responsive website or digitizing your call center is the same as a digital transformation,
- Don't be overly ambitious: if you try to do everything at once, you're likely to fail at everything,
- When you worry that things aren't perfect, rearrange them back to where you were 5 years ago.
- Digital transformation is not easy.
Posted on: December 28, 2022 12:01 PM |
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YI-CHI LAI
Project Manager| EverMore Technology, Inc.
Hsinchu, Hsq, Taiwan
Thanks, yes, for organizations, digitization have to take time to phase it.
Stéphane Parent
Self Employed / Semi-retired| Leader Maker
Prince Edward Island, Canada
Sage advice for any transformation, digital or otherwise.
Luis Branco
CEO| Business Insight, Consultores de Gestão, Ldª
Carcavelos, Lisboa, Portugal
Dear Nelson
Very interesting the theme that brought to our reflection and for debate
Thanks for sharing and what not to do
I found it particularly interesting: "Don't think that a single change like developing a responsive website or digitizing your call center is the same as a digital transformation"
Corey Tatum
Bumlife2Bomblife Management| PeepDaSlan9
Las Vegas, Nv, United States
Tiago Romao
Project Manager - PfMP | PgMP | PMP | ACP | PBA | CBAP | CSM | MSc.| Altice Portugal | Meo
Sobreda, Setubal/Almada, Portugal
Hello Mr.Nelson
interesting topic, by the title tough would find tips but got a list of not to dos. Curious.
What is the rational of enumerating the "Not to Do's" instead of the To Do's?
best regards
Let’s also make sure to focus on and emphasize “working software” over “comprehensive documentation”. In my experience, demos of digital tools, with an emphasis on “let me show you how” enhances digital adoption over a “user guide”
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