Chapter 1 Flashcards
Digital transformation (DT)
process of integrating & implementing new
technologies in all aspects of society, including everyday life & workplace.
Aim:
- improving efficiency (e.g. automation - faster)
- competitiveness (cost reduction, innovation, agility)
- value for customers (personalization, enhace communication)
evolution
1900-1950-1990: Age of manufacturing/distribution.
Sources of information: inventory data, sales, financial data (trends) & direct mail.
1990-2010: Information age.
Sources of information: call center, customer survey/data, transaction data,
third party data
2010: Customer age.
Sources of information: behavioral data, social data, mobile
data.
Tools used: Focus groups, customer segmentation, transactional analysis,
demographics (age, gender, location…), customer journey mapping (how
customers behave in a certain period), survey analysis, High-value customers (HVCs).
5 market imperatives (strategic priorities) in Age of customers
● Customer experience (transform)
● Drive business growth with privacy
● Turn Big data into Business Insights
● Embrace the mobile mind shift
● Accelerate your digital Business
data centric companies
organisations prioritize data as a key asset.
+ data centric companies
- better decison making (analysing data)
- improve customer experience
- proactive instead of reactive (innovation, improve risk management)
- competitive advantage (anticipate market changes, newtrends)
Big data allows:
● Data-driven decisions
● Developed personalized products/services
● Improve customer experience
Impact of technology on society & businesses:
● Adding value to legacy brands
● Data-driven approach making analytical decisions (more accurate).
● Better internal & external communications using virtual tools.
● Streamlined operations & increased productivity with cloud.
● Growth & expansion with digital presence
pillars of DT for success:
- technology
- talent
- culture of company
- new business models
Challenges of Digital Transformation:
● Resistance to change
● Lack of digital skills
● Legacy systems
● Cybersecurity & data privacy concerns
● Uncertainty about ROI
Opportunities of digital transformation:
- Increased efficiency & productivity (easy and quick)
- optimizes resources (reduces costs)
- improve customer experience
- enhance agility & flexibility
- Development/identify new business models/opportunities & revenue streams
- Access to new markets & global expansion opportunities