The first step is called digital strategy that CloudMile understands the client’s strategy, what he/she wants to achieve, and long term goals. And then the next step is to plan and create a digital transformation journey map that the client agrees and aligns with his/her business objectives.
And then the next one is the cloud adoption program that starts with an interview with the existing technology and identifying gaps and then continues with upgrading/modernizing the client’s infrastructure.
The third and last step is the AI transformation program that aimed to automate operation/dig insight from enormous data volume by empowering AI technology.
All these three steps ensure a successful, seamless digital transformation that any business needs. CloudMile can help you with all technical implementation and provide professional support constantly. Meanwhile, CloudMile can act as a trusted advisor alongside for transforming your company culture and operation. However, the company must transform its culture and working environment too.
CloudMile’s complete DT journey map is an excellent guide that shows you in which steps CloudMile walks you through. It literally means you will never walk alone in this digital transformation journey.
As we talked about McKinsey’s research on the success rate of implementation DT before. They also stated the key factors to make the transformation process successful. These are;
- Having digital-savvy leaders, in other words, the right leader to lead DT
- Developing talent and skills in the entire organization
- Fostering people to work in new ways in the organization
- Digitizing day-to-day tools and processes for staff to get familiar
- Clear communication is essential for successful DT, so the fundamental change story must be told to employees to understand what’s going on and where the enterprise is heading.
As you see, digital transformation must be considered as a fundamental change that requires full integration. We can’t just embrace DT partly. It is all or nothing. Actually, not embracing digital transformation can’t be an option if you want your business to survive and go further.
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