Why Digital Transformations Fail?

IT and Digital Transformation, #1

By: Pavi Agrawal

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eBook | 20 June 2024

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Why Digital Transformations Fail: How Can We Avoid Failures?

By Pavi Agrawal

In "Why Digital Transformations Fail," Pavi Agrawal delves into the intricacies of digital transformation initiatives, providing a comprehensive guide on why such efforts often falter and how organizations can steer clear of these pitfalls. Drawing from over 27 years of IT experience, including leadership roles in major SaaS companies, Agrawal combines practical insights with strategic guidance to navigate the complex terrain of digital change.

The book begins by defining digital transformation initiatives, emphasizing their potential to revolutionize business operations, enhance efficiency, and boost customer satisfaction. It then explores the substantial risks and challenges associated with these endeavors, highlighting the critical importance of effective risk management, organizational change management, and active business involvement.

Agrawal systematically addresses key failure points such as process misalignment, inadequate testing, flawed data migration, and insufficient post-go-live support. Each chapter is packed with actionable strategies and real-world examples, showcasing successful transformation projects and offering lessons learned from those that did not meet expectations.

As a burgeoning author with a unique blend of technical acumen and imaginative storytelling, Pavi Agrawal provides readers with a detailed roadmap to achieve successful digital transformations. This ebook is an essential resource for IT professionals, business leaders, and anyone involved in guiding their organization through the digital age.