Everyone is vulnerable to disruption, regardless of their industry. New or existing entrants may use digital technology to revolutionize how customers view a product or service, rendering what other companies do in that sector obsolete. Do you want to be disrupted or disrupt others? The choice is yours to make.
It is time to describe what I mean by digitization at this stage. Data digitizations are the projects and processes needed to gradually handle information in digital form, whether that information was created digitally (e.g., emails, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and eForms) or was converted from hardcopy (e.g., scanned documents).
The main tactical benefit of digitization is to increase the productivity of core business processes, which can be achieved by taking advantage of digitization’s tactical advantages. Many tactical advantages can be gained by capturing documents and data at the point of origin or receipt into an organization, including but not limited to:
The source of these advantages includes the following digitization initiatives, processes, and activities:
The benefits of digitization can be leveraged to produce direct, unmistakable financial gains. A few examples are given below:
Although the tactical advantages of digitization are significant, the sense in which digitization should be discussed in the C-suite should be strategic.
Digitization has many strategic advantages, one or more of which can speed up the execution of a corporate strategy or increase the depth of returns that come with it.
“Big data” is described as “information assets with a high volume, high velocity, and/or high variety that require new types of processing to allow better decision making, insight discovery, and process optimization.” Big data continues to steal the show when it comes to the strategic advantages of digitization, and it does so for many organizations. Not all businesses have the amount of relevant data needed to reap the benefits of big data. The competitive advantages of digitization, on the other hand, are much more available to businesses than big data.
Integration with vendors is almost required to establish effective relationships with engineering and construction service providers. The days of depending on the right copies of paper plans kept in an onsite drawing office and a drawing office at the organization’s and vendor’s head offices are numbered. Digital technologies are being adopted by companies in those industries as a means of storing a common source of truth in a single database and accessing it through an internet-connected mobile device.
Organizations must consider digitization when weighing their options for developing their organizational strategy. Business heads must consider how disruptive technologies can affect their value chain and devise plans to respond to them, as well as decide whether they should lead the industry in implementing them.
They must also consider whether digitization is creating pockets of new value in the market, or even in other sectors, that they might transplant into their own.
Finally, they must examine what capabilities and resources they currently have and may need to address the external challenges and opportunities that digitization presents. MIMO has extensive experience in digitization processes and if your company is looking to digitally transform, help is not far away.
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