Digitalisation is easy | Organisation is difficult

Digitalisation is easy | Organisation is difficult

Digitalisation is disrupting business. But it is having an even more profound impact on organisations, behaviour and leadership. Rudimentary activities are being made redundant, and AI is threatening high-end professions in areas like finance, consulting, medicine and law. The technology of digitalisation is increasingly cheap and easy to implement. However, changing behaviours to effect a corresponding change in productivity is proving to be the bottleneck.

This month’s InFocus features a recently published Humatica article highlighting the organisational challenges of digitalisation, and thoughts on how to master them.

Digitalisation is easy | Organisation is difficult.

> Go to 201803 Humatica Corner article

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