Surveys by Gartner reveal that “Leading Transformation Efforts” are this year’s top priority for financial executives across industries. This is not surprising, given that spending studies show organizations of all types and sizes plan to invest trillions of dollars in digital transformation (DX) campaigns during the next few years. But how does DX get done? Engineering.com. recently offered a five-step model:
- Collection – Gathering raw data from available sources in an organization – i.e., the internet, sensors, machinery, databases and the array of desktop and mobile devices
- Integration – Consolidating collected data into a unified format or system.
- Analysis – Deriving insights, trends and patterns from collected data to formulate action plans.
- Digitalization – Enabling business processes with technologies that automate, optimize and progressively improve operations.
- Transformation – Deploying digital solutions that fundamentally change how a business operates, competes and delivers value to customers.
How do you accelerate this DX evolution?
- Proactive IT — Strategic evaluation and planning provide the flexibility and scalability to meet market demands and business initiatives.
- Preventative IT — Remote monitoring anticipates problems before they occur, preventing disruptions to your operations.
- Responsive IT — A local team of highly skilled technicians responds to your needs, both onsite and remotely.
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