What is Digital Transformation

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beyond digitalization; a much broader adoption of digital technology and cultural change; business transformation enabled by digitalization; about solving a problem or providing a new approach to customers. Learn more in: Reverse Logistics in the Age of Digital Transformation for Circular Economy and Halal Logistics Through the Leadership of Asia

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This new trend (in relation with new technologies) will entirely transform organizations, value capture models, current business models, customer experience and will lead to the implementation of radical changes. Learn more in: Strategic and Business-IT Alignment Under Digital Transformation: Towards New Insights?

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System of technologies, data, processes, and individuals that aims to improve the performance of organizations and make all of their members and customers more satisfied. Learn more in: Employee Selection and Recruitment Contracts in the Digital Transformation Era

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Process in which human and corporate society is shifted to new ways of working and thinking with digital and social technologies. Involves a change in leadership, a different mindset, the encouragement of innovation and new business models, and an increased use of technology to improve the experience of internal and external customers. Learn more in: Managing Customer Journeys in a Nimble Way for Industry 4.0

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A change in how a firm employs digital technologies, to develop a new digital business model that helps to create and appropriate more value for the firm ( Verhoef et al., 2019 ). Learn more in: Agile Business Analysis for Digital Transformation

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An ongoing process of using new digital technologies in everyday organizational life, which recognizes agility as the core mechanism for the strategic renewal of an organization’s business model, collaborative approach, and eventually the culture. Learn more in: E-Government and Digital Transformation: A Conceptual Framework for Risk Factors Identification

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Transformation related to how organizations adapt to digital trends as well as adapting to how customers, employees, and competitors use digital technologies. Learn more in: Understanding Digital Congruence in Industry 4.0

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A transformation of a business or an industry by the use of digital technologies to enable major business improvements, such as developing new business models, providing advanced customer experience, optimizing processes, creating and getting value in new ways, creating new digital revenue streams. Learn more in: An Open Innovation Lens on the Digital Transformation Frontiers

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The term indicates a set of technological, cultural, organizational, social, creative and managerial changes associated with digital technology applications. Learn more in: Marketing Experiential Events Through New Media: The Ferragnez Wedding Case

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It refers to the use of innovative, fast, and frequently changing digital technology to solve problems. Learn more in: Internet-Enabled Business Models and Marketing Strategies

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The processes by which the technology-immersed workplace affects the formats of work, communication, and collaboration. Used as a synonym for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Learn more in: Did AI Kill My Job?: Impacts of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Administrative Job Positions in Portugal

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Application of multifunctional and multilevel information technology designed to reliably record various assets in the digital economy to help with technological challenges and created tools. Learn more in: The Cross-Cultural Analysis of Australia and Russia: Cultures, Small Businesses, and Crossing the Barriers

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The developing new strategies and increasing efficiency to ensure competition using digital technologies. Learn more in: The Role of Artificial Intelligence Within the Scope of Digital Transformation in Enterprises

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The process of migrating from physical to digitalized ways of operating at organizations. Learn more in: Digital Transformation and Change Management at Organizations in the Textile Industry

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Set of mainly technological, cultural, organizational, social, creative and managerial changes associated with digital technology applications, in all aspects of human society. Learn more in: Exploiting Digital Skills in Higher Education: A Case Study Analysis

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Is the process of using digital technologies to create new — or modify existing - business processes, culture, and customer experiences to meet changing business and market requirements. Learn more in: New Perspectives on Cluster Model of Enterprise Development in the Context of Risk Management

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It is the process of using advanced digital technologies to develop or change business processes in order to meet the requirements of the modern-day business approach and the market. Learn more in: Impact of Digital Transformations on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Practices in Turkey: A Study of the Current Environment

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The application of digital technology to every aspect of services or businesses, substituting non-digital or manual processes with digital processes or replacing older digital technology with newer digital technology. Learn more in: The Fourth Revolution: Strategies to Manage Artificial Intelligence to Transform Economy and Society for the Digital Age

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Process of adoption and adaption of digitalization that involves people, strategies, culture, and operation of organizations. Learn more in: Quadruple Change: Cultivating Digital Transformation Agent

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A holistic transformation of business activities, processes and models by taking advantage of digital technology opportunities. Learn more in: Developing Leadership Talent for Success in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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A cognitive and functional change in applied learning from a traditional face-to-face to virtual learning environment. Learn more in: Transforming Preservice Teacher TPACK by Transforming Faculty Digital Agency: Case Studies From the Provost's Inaugural Digital Learning Initiative Fellows

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The digital transformation is the adoption of digital technological tools, which is forcing people to change their lifestyle. It is the virtualization of organizational operations, allowing to streamline processes and maximize results. Learn more in: Digital Transformation, Public Policies, and the Triple Helix: A Case Study of the City of Salvador

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Process of integrating digital technology in different contexts of companies and the life of individuals. Creates new ways of working, communicating and living. Learn more in: Digital Transformation and Work 4.0: Preparation of Youngsters for the Job Market

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Process in which human and corporate society is shifted to new ways of working and thinking with digital and social technologies. Involves a change in leadership, a different mindset, the encouragement of innovation and new business models, and an increased use of technology to improve the experience of internal and external customers. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Journeys: The Future Is Now

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Process in which human and corporate society is shifted to new ways of working and thinking with digital and social technologies. Involves a change in leadership, a different mindset, the encouragement of innovation and new business models, and an increased use of technology to improve the experience of internal and external customers. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Journeys in a Digitized Reality

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A process whereby companies converge through different new digital technologies, improved by communication everywhere, with the goal of achieving superior performance and sustainable competitive advantage. Learn more in: Digital Transformation and Industry 4.0

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Extension of products and services within a digital level. Learn more in: The Impact of ICTs on Accessible Tourism: Evidence Based on a Systematic Literature Review

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Integration of technologies across business functions and processes in enhancing operational efficiency that leads to improved organisational values and customer experience. Learn more in: SMEs and Business Sustainability: Achieving Sustainable Business Growth in the New Normal

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The process by which an organization increases the role of digital processes in its activities. In this research this term is used to describe gradual changes in business models of banks as a result of increased use of ICT both in internal operations of banks as well as in the customer interaction channels. Learn more in: Digital Transformation in Banks of Different Sizes: Evidence From the Polish Banking Sector

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The reorganization of organizational processes towards the optimal usage of digital technologies and resources. Learn more in: Measuring the Digital Transformation of Education and Teaching

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Refers to a process whereby an organization embraces disruptive digital technologies and tools in order to improve organizational performance through the transformation of business models, processes, operations, and customer experiences. Learn more in: Demystifying Corporate Restructuring Strategy Through Digital Transformation: Lessons Learned From the Banking Sector of Zimbabwe

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The digitalization of business processes using recent technologies. Learn more in: The Effects of Digital Transformation on Organizations

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The process of using digital technologies to make a process to become more efficient or effective. Learn more in: Role of Technology Startups in Africa's Digital Ecosystem

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Digital transformation is a process triggered by emerging technologies such as blockchain and calls for strategic responses of institutions (education enterprises in this study) that seek to alter their value creation paths and thus contribute to the strategic renewal of organizations. Learn more in: Blockchain for Education Enterprises: A Digital Transformation Perspective of Strategic Learning

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Digital transformation is the transfer of business processes to electronic environment as well as information thanks to the intensive use of information technologies. Learn more in: New Generation Distribution Channels and Customer Experience Used in Marketing Financial Products and Services in Digital Transformation

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The use of digital technology to enable the improvement and transformation of business operations, business functions, models, processes and activities. Learn more in: Smart Sensors: Support for the Implementation of Industry 4.0 in Production Processes

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Digital transformation is the integration of digital technology into all areas of a business, essentially changing how businesses operate and deliver value to customers. Learn more in: Key Strategic Drivers for Business Digital Transformation: Systematic Literature Review

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Is the profound transformation of business and organizational activities, processes, competencies and models to fully leverage the changes and opportunities of a mix of digital technologies and their accelerating impact across society in a strategic and prioritized way, with present and future. Learn more in: Creating a Research Laboratory on Big Data and Internet of Things for the Study and Development of Digital Transformation

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Organizational transformation in digital age, where market demands are driven by advances in information technologies. Learn more in: Leadership to Advance Innovation for Digital Healthcare Transformation

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Is defined simply as driving the business forward by leveraging the opportunity offered by technology. More specifically it is the use of technology to radically improve the performance and reach of the of the business in three areas, customer experience, operational processes and business models. To be competitive in the digital economy going forward business leaders are urged to digitally transform their businesses, using technology to remain competitive and relevant. Learn more in: Implications of Digital Transformation on the Strategy Development Process for Business Leaders

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Incorporation of digital technology in organizations with the digitization of processes and tasks to solve problems and increase competitiveness. Learn more in: Digital Transformation of the Real Estate Segment With Big Data and Marketing Analytics: A Case Study From QUOT

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An organizational initiative that aims at improving efficiency through the development of user capabilities that leverage new technologies for the automation of business processes and the integration of information assets to facilitate Agile working, collaboration, and staff engagement and that contribute to the ECB business objectives. Learn more in: A Tailor-Made Information Management Maturity Model for the European Central Bank (ECB): Development and Application

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The use of new digital tools, such as artificial intelligence, mobile, cloud, and blockchain, to create new business models and enhance the customer experience. Learn more in: Transformation of Human Resources Management Solutions as a Strategic Tool for GIG Workers Contracting

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The process of using digital technologies to create new—or modify existing—business processes, culture, and customer experiences to meet changing business and market requirements. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Challenges for the Implementation of Quality Electronic Medical Records

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Although digital transformation has existed in the lexicon of human thought for over fifty years and propelled humanity towards new horizons in terms of possibilities, the potential for digital transformation to enhance communication in our society and across our industries is beginning to be realized. Learn more in: Unified Communication Technologies at a Global Automotive Organization

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Process in which human and corporate society is shifted to new ways of working and thinking with digital and social technologies. Involves a change in leadership, a different mindset, the encouragement of innovation and new business models, and an increased use of technology to improve the experience of internal and external customers. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Journeys in a Digitized Reality

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This refers to an ongoing process of change rooted in digital technologies that specifically affects organizations in social, economic, cultural, and legal terms. Learn more in: Leading Digital Change and the Management of Hybridity in Social Work Organizations

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Process in which human and corporate society is shifted to new ways of working and thinking with digital and social technologies. Involves a change in leadership, a different mindset, the encouragement of innovation and new business models, and an increased use of technology to improve the experience of internal and external customers. Learn more in: It's All About Creating Customer Value: Activating Engagement Through CRM-Driven Projects

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Integration of digital technology into non-digital areas and thus the emergence of productive, operational, organizational, or cultural change in these areas. Learn more in: Question Concerning Evil in the Age of New Television: Dichotomy of Good and Evil in Money Heist

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Digital transformation is the act of adopting and integrating technology into all aspects of business, creating a foundational shift that allows sustainable innovation and creative progress for an organization. It comprises of cultural changes, internal resource considerations, and product development that supports improved, technology-powered user experiences. Learn more in: The Role of Digital Economies in the Development and Growth in Asian Business Models

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The intensive use of information technologies and the transfer of business processes and information to digital (electronic) environment by saving money and time. Learn more in: A New Digital Service Tax for the Transformation of the Taxation Architecture in Turkey

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The definition of digital transformation is the realignment of, or new investment in, technology, business models, and processes to drive new value for customers and employees and more effectively compete in an ever-changing digital economy. Learn more in: Digital Transformation Towards a New Context of Labour: Enterprise 4.0

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A holistic term for organizational, technological, and environmental change of a company induced by, or resulting in, the industry disruption by digital technologies. Learn more in: Fostering Innovation and Value Creation Through Ecosystems: Case of Digital Business Models and Digital Platforms

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Digital transformation is the process of devising new business applications that integrate all digitized data and digitalized applications. Taking advantage of digitalization to create completely new business concepts. Because of digitization and digitalization, data are easily accessible for use across various platforms, devices, and interfaces. Learn more in: Transhumanism and Innovative Leadership: A Question of Quality

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Using digital technologies to develop new or modify existing business processes to meet the changing needs of an organisation. Learn more in: Aspectual Analysis of Digital Transformation and New Academic Professionals: A Case of Saudi Arabia

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Digital transformation is the process of using information systems and technologies to create entirely new or enhance existing business processes to meet changing business and market requirements. Learn more in: Big Data in Business: Digital Transformation for Enhanced Decision-making and Superior Customer Experience

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Although digital transformation has existed in the lexicon of human thought for over fifty years and propelled humanity towards new horizons in terms of possibilities, the potential for digital transformation to enhance communication and collaboration in society and across enterprises is beginning to be realized. Learn more in: The Impact of Unified Communication and Collaboration Technologies on Productivity and Innovation: Promotion for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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A concept that denotes the strategic potential of digitalization in practically all of the processes of organization. Learn more in: Premises of Digital Transformation in Autopoietic Organizations: A Framework Proposal

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Digital transformation is the integration of digital technology into all domains of business, essentially altering how you function and administer value to customers or consumer. It's also a cultural change that necessitates organizations to constantly challenge the status quo, experiment, and get comfortable with failure. Learn more in: Marketing Information Products and Services Through Digital Platforms: Tools and Skills

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It is the optimal use of technology in all processes for brands to adapt to digital time. Learn more in: Marketing Innovations in Industry 4.0 and Their Impacts on Events Marketing

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A process whereby a company makes use of smart digital technologies to redefine existing business systems, processes, procedures, culture, and customer experiences in an attempt to meet constantly changing market and business requirements. Learn more in: Managerial Challenges Under FinTech: Evidence From Zimbabwean Commercial Banks

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Organizational change, covering both technology and management model, which aims to increase efficiency through the use of digital technologies. Learn more in: Strategies and Business Models of Banks in Front of the FinTech and BigTech Competition

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Phenomenon describing the innovative and creative expansion of digital usages ate the society level related to the substantial increase in digital knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Learn more in: Ageing and Health in the Digital Society: Challenges and Opportunities

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Digital transformation is the process in which individuals use new technologies in a fast and frequent way for solving problems. Learn more in: Fourth Industrial Revolution: A Way Forward to Technological Revolution, Disruptive Innovation, and Their Effects on Employees

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Elaborate transformation of enterprise and organizational activities by means of several methods, skills, and models to absolutely leverage the adjustments and possibilities of a combination of digital technologies in a strategic manner. Learn more in: The Nature of Digital Leadership in Managing Employees Through Organizational Culture

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The set of processes and technological evolutions that leads to an increasing use of digital tools in all aspects of society, from the private to the corporate sector. Learn more in: A “New” Public Sector in the Modern Age