Simplificación de la transformación digital con Alumio iPaaS
Transformación digital: ¿hay alguna forma de evitar las molestias que implica lograrla?
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Según una encuesta reciente de Gartner, el 72% de los líderes de datos y análisis participan activamente en las iniciativas de transformación digital».
La transformación digital ha pasado de ser una palabra de moda a ser una consigna para todas las grandes o medianas empresas. Ese mensaje resuena alto y claro en todos los estudios, debates y opiniones de expertos sobre cómo las empresas pueden mantener su ventaja competitiva y su relevancia a medida que el mundo evoluciona en la era digital. Sin embargo, muchos líderes empresariales aún no están seguros de lo que implica en su totalidad la transformación digital. Entonces, ¿cuál es la gran idea?
Why are businesses investing in digital transformation?
97% of companies say the COVID-19 pandemic sped up their digital transformation initiatives.”
While a business can embark on its digital transformation journey for many reasons, the spur in this regard is currently fueled by a survival instinct. To understand why, we needn’t look further than the recent Covid-19 pandemic and how it affected businesses worldwide, especially the ones that weren’t digitally able. In the aftermath of the pandemic, a business’s ability to quickly adjust to supply chain disruptions, time-to-market pressures, and rapidly transforming customer expectations has come under the lens.
Yet survivability factors aside, the strategic advantage of pursuing digital transformation initiatives is to improve and automate business processes, enhance customer experiences, ease communication and data exchange, push productivity limits, and boost overall profitability. If the company is aspirational, the transformation efforts revolve around the idea of becoming future-ready and capable of integrating emerging technologies like AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning).
So, what is Digital Transformation?
The short answer: digital transformation is all about integration!
The long answer: digital transformation involves integrating business processes, company culture, and customer experiences with digital technology. It also means adopting a 'Digital First’ approach with any new solution a business develops or problems they attempt to solve. In other words, it isn’t a one-time thing and involves successive digital transformations of business processes at different stages.
However, is it enough to make services available online or modernize legacy systems to achieve digital transformation successfully? Implementing multiple new technologies, applications, and SaaS (Software as a Service) solutions in an organization is now a minor part of the plot; getting them to all work together and seamlessly share data is a major part of the digital transformation story.
45% respondents in procurement cite poor integration as the second main barrier to the effective application of digital technology”