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Leveraging the Power of Artificial Intelligence to Transform Your Business Digitally 

Writer: Tunde-Success Osideko

by Techeconomy
February 22, 2024
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Tunde-Success Osideko writes on Artificial Intelligence (AI) for businesses
Tunde-Success Osideko (credit: LinkedIn)

Tunde-Success Osideko (credit: LinkedIn)

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In the intricate tapestry of business operations, a science exists—an art, even—of running successful enterprises.

The business world is governed by principles, frameworks, and tools designed to guide the creation of thriving entities.

From design principles to business model canvases, from strategic frameworks to the value chain’s intricacies, business leaders continually pursue knowledge and insight.

This pursuit is driven by a need to navigate the ever-shifting winds of the business landscape, whether it is confronting headwinds or optimising tailwinds.

Business leaders constantly seek to decipher economic outlooks, gaining insights from conferences, executive courses, and boot camps to inform their decision-making.

In a world characterised by Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity (VUCA), the ability to adapt and evolve is paramount.

Digital transformation emerges as a strategic imperative, offering a pathway for businesses to thrive amidst perpetual change.

However, amidst digital transformation discourse, confusion about its fundamental components often reigns.

To demystify the terrain, let’s clarify the distinctions between digitisation, digitalisation, and digital transformation. Digitisation involves converting analogue data into digital form.

It is likened to converting physical books into searchable digital archives or transitioning patient records from paper files to electronic health records (EHR) systems in the healthcare sector.

By digitising information and processes, organisations lay the groundwork for subsequent digital innovations, unlocking new possibilities for efficiency and accessibility.

On the other hand, digitalisation leverages digital technologies and data to enhance business processes and customer engagement, shaping new business models in the process.

Imagine a retail store implementing an online ordering system, enabling customers to browse products, place orders, and track shipments seamlessly.

Similarly, IoT sensors in manufacturing facilities empower organisations to monitor real-time equipment performance, optimising production efficiency and preemptively addressing maintenance needs.

Finally, digital transformation represents the pinnacle of technological evolution, encompassing the holistic integration of digital technologies across an organisation.

It transcends mere technological adoption to reshape business strategies, cultures, and operations fundamentally.

For instance, a traditional brick-and-mortar retailer embracing ecommerce expands its sales channels and undergoes a strategic repositioning to reach new markets and enhance customer experiences.

Similarly, financial institutions leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to automate processes and personalise services embark on a transformative journey towards operational excellence and innovation.

The transformative potential of digital transformation is evident in its tangible impact on businesses worldwide: Amidst the global pandemic, 89% of companies accelerated their digital transformation efforts, highlighting its critical role in adapting to changing market dynamics.

Additionally, 82% of executives view digital transformation as essential for their organisation’s survival in the next five years, underscoring its strategic significance in a competitive landscape.

Companies prioritising digital transformation initiatives are 26% more profitable than their industry peers, illustrating the financial rewards of embracing technological innovation.

A survey of global business leaders revealed that 94% reported positive outcomes from digital transformation efforts, particularly in meeting customer expectations and enhancing experiences.

In essence, digitisation, digitalisation, and digital transformation represent a continuum of technological evolution, each playing a crucial role in shaping the future of Business.

As organisations navigate the complexities of the digital frontier, embracing these concepts will drive innovation, efficiency, and competitiveness in an increasingly digital world.

Yet, amidst the promise of digital transformation, challenges abound. Implementation hurdles, skills polarisation, and socioeconomic inequality pose significant obstacles to organisations embarking on this journey.

Addressing these challenges requires a nuanced approach that acknowledges the multifaceted nature of digital transformation.

That is why strategy—a deliberate, intentional approach to leveraging technology to achieve business objectives- must lie at the heart of successful digital transformation.

Organisations must articulate a clear digital strategy, aligning it with broader business objectives to drive meaningful outcomes. You cannot randomly copy what others are doing.

Enterprises embarking on the digital transformation journey can draw inspiration from the book “The Digital Playbook” by Stephen Andriole.

It is a comprehensive framework designed to guide the integration of digital technologies into business operations.

This playbook encompasses five key elements:

  • Defining overall business strategy
  • Describing the business model
  • Delineating key business processes
  • Identifying relevant technologies
  • Developing a digital playbook for implementation

As we embark on this journey of exploration and implementation, one thing remains clear: digital transformation is not a one-size-fits-all endeavour.

It requires careful consideration of organisational needs, strategic objectives, and technological capabilities.

With a strategic mindset and a commitment to innovation, businesses can harness the power of digital transformation to chart a course toward sustainable growth and success.

In the next instalment, we’ll explore the intricacies of implementing Artificial Intelligence -powered digital transformation for business success.

Stay tuned as we explore the practical steps and considerations for integrating Artificial Intelligence technology into your organisation’s operations. 

*Tunde-Success Osideko is an entrepreneur with a bias for Artificial Intelligence 

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