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    Leaders must have a clear vision of what they want to achieve through the transformation. Once this vision has been developed, it is critical to recognize that digital practices can serve to strengthen and facilitate the path to the larger vision.


    Fremont, CA: Because of the pandemic, the benefits of embarking on a digital transformation journey for a company are more compelling than ever. It has now passed the point that it is no longer an option; it is now a requirement for any company in any industry to succeed. Digital leaders are jumping headfirst into transforming their companies and leading the way to growth, thanks to a surge of innovative digital practices and technologies.

    Here are four mistakes to avoid during digital transformation:

    Taking a Competition-Centric Approach

    There are a few characteristics that digital leaders must possess, and one of them is the ability to think beyond industry boundaries. The digital transformation process cannot simply be a counter to rivals who are doing the same thing. The key to implementing digital practices is disruption, which can only be accomplished by taking a broad approach that encompasses all industries and sectors.

    As a result, digital leaders must avoid falling into a shortsighted trap and make this digital transformation error. They must be on the lookout for inspiration in unexpected places and be willing to take risks that their industry has never seen before.

    Thinking Digital is the Destination

    Leaders must have a clear vision of what they want to achieve through the transformation. Once this vision has been developed, it is critical to recognize that digital practices can strengthen and facilitate the path to the larger vision rather than the vision itself. Digital transformation is a process that takes a company from where it is now to where it wants to be in terms of growth and innovation.

    Not Taking Employees into Consideration

    It is fairly apparent that if digital transformation is expected to change how an organization functions and introduces technological advancement, the workers cannot be left in the dark. Digital leaders must instill faith in their team members and inspire them in the process. They should also be given any technical assistance and help that they should need.

    Only by promoting a culture of digital dexterity and citizen IT can an organization's digital journey be effective. Every employee is inspired to take action, reach out for help, and reorient their roles to fit the larger digital goal in such a community.

    Not Aligning the Organization to Digital Goals

    Many companies make the mistake of bringing in technology without first aligning it with their business goals and integrating it into their culture. Digital adoption can only be fruitful if it is achieved as part of a larger corporate plan rather than for its own sake. The ultimate responsibility is on top management to emphasize the benefits of digital transformation to their company and to motivate workers to accept the changes fully.

    Every skilled digital leader must first comprehend an organization's long-term objectives and priorities before seamlessly incorporating the digital element to achieve these goals better and faster.

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