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Enterprise Readiness For The Digital Age: Digital Fluency And Digital Resiliency

Businesses no longer view digital transformation solely as a source of innovation. It has become a requirement for business continuity, enabling teams to work anywhere and organizations to rapidly adjust in the face of a COVID-19 crisis. 

While remote working is here to stay, the future is a hybrid working model. This new system of working is a game-changer, and the faster businesses acclimatize, the quicker their productivity will rise. As enterprises move from the Respond stage to the Renew stage, their primary focus should be on building digital resilience through digital fluency. In the long run, companies can mitigate risks, swiftly adapt to change, and come out of future crises stronger. 

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12 Secrets for Successful Digital Transformation

Digital Transformation reforms the way an enterprise functions. An Everest Group research found that 73% of companies failed to see any addition to their business value from their digital transformation efforts. In this blog, I will reveal 12 secrets to a perfectly executed digital transformation journey. 

1. Define Your Ambition

Success starts when your organization can answer questions like — What is the desired outcome of your transformation? Are you looking for more sales, revenue, cost-saving, or selling to new/existing customers? Where is your transformation headed in the future?

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The Digital Age: The Era We All Are Living In

The way we live, work, and play has changed dramatically over the course of the past half-century. The 9-5 economies of years past have been replaced with globally integrated 24/7 service offerings. Consumers in the digital age have access to a host of services and products that would have previously been considered available only in the realms of science fiction.

This change has been a long time coming and while the industrial revolution helped start this transformation, it is only now in the information age that individuals are really able to embrace these changes. In this new digital age, access to knowledge is greatly improved. Data that was previously only accessible to scientists and government officials are now freely accessible to all.