The following article is an interview with Stephen Dantas, which discusses the 4 key components of digital transformation.
It has already begun. Yes it has! The wave of Digital Transformation has already become an influential part of our lives. From reading news on apps to online shopping, from online movie streaming to ordering food, from online bank transactions worth millions to booking a ride, we are surrounded by digital avenues everywhere and we make use of it in our everyday life.
But here comes the big question:
When asked about the same, Stephen Dantas (Founder – Digityll, US) has his opinion to share. He feels these technologies are making people nervous and confused because people find it complex. Whereas digital is actually a tool kit. You use the right tool to fix the right problem at the right time. Digital is a synonym of the pace of change happening in today’s world.
Shephen identifies 4 key components:
1. Social
2. Mobile
3. Analytics
4. Cloud
Well, not necessarily. You become a part of the change when it makes sense for your business or when it gives you the advantage for increasing your potential and achieve more through new technologies thereby providing you prototype solutions for your problems. Not all 4 components may be useful but if even one component impacts your business positively, you should definitely embrace the change then.
Digitally Next | iMET Global | iSoCIAL
PS: If you have any query / question, please feel to drop a comment or write on deepak@imetglobal.com
Thanks for sharing. Well explained
Neat, precise and to the point.
Short and concise!
Good interview
Some great insights here, thanks for sharing!
Good stuff
Deepak is a serial entrepreneur who is driven by sales & marketing, digital media, online campaign designs, project management and CRM. He is a strategic driver of BFG Group that comprises iMET Global, Academy of Digital-Social Media and Digitally Next. He is a visionary leader who brings industry insights to the professional education sector, MSMEs & Start ups by creating a global collaborative community. Deepak holds a bachelor in Economics from Delhi University and an MBA in IT & Management systems and Marketing from Symbiosis, India.
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