Trantor is a leading IT services company with expertise in building and implementing digital transformation solutions using innovative technologies such as AI (Artificial Intelligence), RPA (Robotic Process Automation), and Blockchain. 

In this whitepaper, we will see how these mistakes has led to failure of a majority of DX projects in. We will also evaluate how successful companies are approaching their digital transformation strategy and dive deep to examine their execution blueprints. 

1. Companies Don't Understand Digital Transformation

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2. Companies Run Digital Transformation Projects in Isolation

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3. Companies Don't Encourage Employee's Participation in the Change

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Trantor introduciong

It the age of Digital Darwinism. Organizations that continue to ignore the inefficiencies in their legacy systems and procrastinate the decision to switch to digital risk losing their hard-earned customer base to more digital-savvy competitors.

It’s not that companies are totally ignorant of this digital wave that is overtaking their business landscape. The year 2017 saw a huge rise in digital transformation (DX) adoption. However, while most business executives have been positive about the change, they have not been necessarily right about its implementation. As a result, as much as 70% DX initiatives failed in 2017 (some studies suggest that failure rate is up to 90%).​