What are the roadblocks to achieving digital business acceleration?

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CIO in Manufacturing2 years ago

From my experience the today organization of many company it is not suitable to the high change demand of a real digital trasformation agenda.
Fusion team and democratized and distribuited tecnology delivery can be part of the solution but it is hard pushing these huge mindset and organization change.
Company IT leader is not able to push these change in cultural maturity in short time, so what it is really need is that all C-level undestand and sponsor a mindset cultural and organization change.

Director - IT Infrastructure - Databases and eBusiness Specializing in Information Technology in Retail2 years ago

red tape and bureaucracy

Vice President, Information Systems and Technology in Energy and Utilities3 years ago

The most critical roadblocks are a lack of resources, a poor digital strategy and bureaucracy.

Director of IT in Energy and Utilities3 years ago

Lack of budget, lack of talent and skills to implement new technologies.

Chief Technology Officer in Education3 years ago

Training and communication are often overlooked issues that can affect the speed or success of digital transitions. 

Training is often overlooked with the thought that those involved will just learn it because they have to, or they will learn along the way. This may be true for those who are very motivated or have great intuition, but it is not the general rule.

Excellent, clear communication begets buy-in and is necessary to the process. Speaking of process, the process and pathways in the transition need to be clearly communicated as well in order to show everyone involved the means of getting from the beginning to the end goal.

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Out-of-the-box integrations to other tools (e.g. Slack, Trello, Docusign)17%

In-depth knowledge library/training resources30%

Low-code/no-code integrations19%

Access to an implementation manager13%

Templated CRM configurations6%

Employee willingness to use11%

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