The average success rate of enterprise digital transformation (DT) has been persistently low over the years. Though a comprehensive approach toward digital transformation is the secret to lasting change, recent reports indicate that 88% of IT leaders saw user behavior driving DT projects rather than business cases. As a result, organizations have reportedly wasted around $4.12 million on an average on failed DT endeavors over the past year. So, why do DT efforts fail even working alongside experienced partners? The curious case of missing transformations As established, digital transformation payoffs continue to underwhelm the majority of enterprises undertaking them, even with experienced transformation partners in tow. And even though there are several intrinsic factors behind these, one of the most basic reasons includes – the misalignment of goals between enterprises and the transformation partners they choose to work alongside. In many cases, they collectively fail to find the perfect blend of technology and business-focused aspects of transformation that ultimately drives larger objectives and goals. Often transformation partners and business leaders are not on the same page when it comes to drivers, vision, priorities, technology selection, or investments. The root cause of this misalignment might be different, but IT might […]
K&X Design and Investment Technology, LLC
Invest The Invisible Impact
K&X Design and Investment Technology, LLC
Invest The Invisible Impact
