Digital transformation
Transforming the enterprise is more about why and how you make change rather than the technology you deploy—ask yourself the tough questions at the start.
Many organisations focus solely on the technology rollout, only to be left disappointed when projects fail, with the associated pain and wasted investment. Why does large-scale change seem so difficult
We recognise the challenges our clients face in planning large-scale change, setting business expectations, and delivering diligently but with speed. The need to create value quickly can often lead to early mistakes that end in failure, but there are fundamental approaches that can lead to great success.
- Always link to a clear vision and strategy—it's the lighthouse to keep you on the right course 
- The first year is critical to building the foundation of the change, but year two is where you need to sustain the momentum and keep discipline to realise the value creation 
- Focus first on how your transformation will improve the experience of your customers and employees—cost reduction is rarely the right priority 
- Assess your current state of digital maturity and identify the key areas for improvement to shape the right transformation scope 
- Create a transformation approach and roadmap that delivers clear value-creation goals 
- Select the most appropriate vendors and partners and implement the right technologies to support your transformation goals 
- Manage the process of change across the entirety of your transformation journey, including communicating with stakeholders, training employees, and overcoming resistance to change 
- Assess the health of your initiatives and initiate recovery steps for failing projects that risk derailing your entire transformation 
- Build long-lasting technical, leadership, and implementation skills for employees through formal and informal training, mentoring, and coaching 


