There’s much talk about how the world is becoming increasingly digitized, but what is digitization? What does it mean to undergo a digital transformation in business?
Digitization is about more than new technology. It’s about how your business can build better processes that are assisted by technology.
To become a more digital organization, in a rapidly changing workplace environment, you certainly need to have good technology, but you also need to consider your processes, your people, and your culture – and look for opportunities big and small to rewire your business to deliver a better performance.
That’s why employee communication is so important. Listening to your employees, communicating with them, and using the right tools to do so can make a huge difference as you become a digitized organization.
In this guide, digital communications expert Richard Gera walks you through:
Tim Vaughan
Editorial Director, Poppulo
Richard Gera
Digital Communications Consultant
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