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Digital transformation

Terms like the Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, Big Data and digitalisation are ubiquitous. What is hidden behind these terms is the widespread introduction of information and communication technology and the networking of things, services and data - an enormous potential for companies in almost all sectors.

The paradigm shift that goes hand in hand with this not only enables real-time production and service provision.

What does digitalisation mean for your company in concrete terms? Which areas of the company and processes can be profitably digitised? Which ones first? How do you remain competitive and future-proof? Together with you, we set out to answer these questions and leverage the opportunities of digitalisation for your company. With Big Data analyses, business data can also be used in a targeted manner and competitive advantages can be achieved.

5 tips for a successful digital transformation

1. All at once is not possible.

Prioritise your digitalisation projects. Which ones will deliver the greatest benefit to your company? Can quick wins be generated? Where are the low hanging fruits? Scoring methods can help with prioritisation.

2. Be agile.

There is no time for detailed specifications that are already outdated after a few weeks. With agile (or at least hybrid) approaches, you get fast results, use your resources efficiently and save time and money.

3. Say goodbye to strictly hierarchical organisational models.

Your company needs to keep up with digital disruptors that are agile and fast. They only know hierarchical command structures from history books.

4. Align your actions with your customers.

Get to know them better and develop only products and services that benefit your customers.

5. Use existing technology standards.

Digitalisation is an ongoing process. Customised tools are indispensable in some places. But those who want to develop everything themselves and from scratch run the risk of being left behind.

Prioritise your digitalisation projects. Which ones will deliver the greatest benefit to your company? Can quick wins be generated? Where are the low hanging fruits? Scoring methods can help with prioritisation.

There is no time for detailed specifications that are already outdated after a few weeks. With agile (or at least hybrid) approaches, you get fast results, use your resources efficiently and save time and money.

Your company needs to keep up with digital disruptors that are agile and fast. They only know hierarchical command structures from history books.

Get to know them better and develop only products and services that benefit your customers.

Digitalisation is an ongoing process. Customised tools are indispensable in some places. But those who want to develop everything themselves and from scratch run the risk of being left behind.

Personalized customer offers, more and more digital services and unified commerce have been the focus of attention since Covid-19 at the latest. For companies, rapid digitalisation is a must in order to ensure economic activity and their own future viability.

Alexander Konrad
Senior IT Project Manager

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Kununu Open Company