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Why digital transformation succeeds. And why it doesn’t.

Interesting article from IBM on why digital transformation fails and succeeds, it makes no mention of strategy, culture, the people, the process, leadership buy in, the C-Suite leading from the front, change management, talent (new or training the current talent), etc etc.

It talks about being blind sided by shiny new objects and then dives into talk about IOT or whatever the latest buzz words are.

But you will at least have a great SoR, so I'm guessing he's "selling" CRMs, but I could be wrong.

Radical modernization New functions and capabilities for SoR modernization are enabled by AI, automation, microservices, blockchain, cloud and new ways of working like DevOps and agile methods. But the irony of all this technological innovation is that it all comes down to the people.

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digital disruption, digital transformation, digital selling, digital, leadership, culture shift, culture, culture change, innovation, innovation culture, change management, change strategy, change leadership, change agent, change agency