Digital transformation seems like a gold mine for companies but embracing it comes with a myriad of challenges and conflicts. Ranging from complicated system interdependencies to the need for rapid change, it can get frustrating to handle. Sure, one could try the conventional waterfall approach, but it’s risky as it can lead to delayed loops and longer launch cycles. However, with Agile’s iterative approach, it’s pretty easy to address the uncertainties and vagueness. So, let’s see how you can lead and enable this transformation!

The Transformative Vision 

63% of the business leaders are unaware of the potential outcomes of the next-gen technologies, and only 13% have managed to outline the next digital tech investment. Because of this, businesses lack a transformative vision that’s the base for curating a digital strategy and creating progress-measurement tools. Since transformation doesn’t start from the bottom of the organizational hierarchy, the leaders and senior management have to articulate a digital vision.

Digital Customer Engagement 

Nearly every product and service is now available online. Product catalogues have been shaped into apps, and customer expectations have skyrocketed because of the constant digital innovation. For this reason, businesses need to step up and start delivering personalized customer experience to upkeep customer engagement on every medium.

Secure Online Platforms 

How do you expect the customers to open and utilize your digital mediums when bots, ads, and security alerts? constantly spam them? It’s imperative to acknowledge that digital or online platforms are dominating, and todominate. To gain the best outcomes, you must formulate innovative tools that detect intrusions and security attacks and automatically enable the security plan.

Data-Based Visualizations 

When it comes down to digital transformation, one needs to gather the data, but it’s imperative to visualize it to yield practical insights. For this purpose, it’s essential to acknowledge and address the micro-segments and customer avatars as it helps with data visualization in infographics, stat-related graphics, charts, plots, and tables.

Visualization can help analyze and reason the evidence and data, promising better access and understanding of the complex data. In addition, it improves the decision-making process while reducing the need for reworking.

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Sources:

• https://enterprisersproject.com/article/2021/12/digital-transformation-how-agile-leaders-scrum-masters-drive-change
• https://www.bearingpoint.com/en-dk/insights-events/insights/digital-transformation-agile-leadership-leads-to-cultural-change/
• https://www.netsolutions.com/insights/the-road-to-agile-transformation-steps/
• https://consultport.com/for-companies/how-to-lead-agile-transformation-in-your-company-like-a-boss/
• https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/how-to-lead-and-enable-digital-transformation