The three critical factors in any organization are people, process, and technology. Business Transformation more closely aligns these factors with radically changed business strategies and visions to meet long-term objectives i.e. the new products or services of an organization.
Transformation has proven to be a vital strategic element in companies’ policies. It does not involve merely fine tuning a few areas but requires radical changes in critical business factors. As reinvention of the entire business philosophy is the central idea, very profound consideration is given to reinvention that will lead organizations to succeed and not die away due to stagnation.
This paper defines Business Transformation, explains the benefits of a Business Transformation program and possible reasons for failure, and pitfalls to avoid. It presents a pragmatic and holistic approach for successful transformation.
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