OF ALL DIGITALIZATION INITIATIVES FAIL TO DELIVER BUSINESS IMPACT
Digital transformation is not a quick fix
While an outrageous high number it is maybe not a surprising outcome. It is easy to be blinded by fancy technological acronyms and promises of a quick fix from new and inexperienced market actors, drawn to a potentially lucrative market.
But when reality hits, digitalization projects often turn out to take much longer than anticipated, causing digital exhaustion and many roadblocks in the day-to-day operations.
Unfortunately badly advised digitalization are costly, consume too much capital and resources while achieving little value.
While there are plenty of different reasons for a project to fail one of the most common is when companies take a technology-first approach.
But digital transformation is not about technology
It’s not about buying tech commodities like a LIMS, an ELN, or a LES. It’s not even about buying a flexible, unified, integrated, forecasting cutting-edge software. Digital transformation is about understanding your business goals and translate them in a clear and global data management strategy.
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