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The first part of any workflow begins with information and its related business process. Consequently, you need to think about data capture as a key transformation element requiring serious attention.

This post begins the second of a six-part series on how digital transformation will impact the future workplace, and businesses. Let’s start with an idea that many business leaders understand: the potential for growth comes from innovation and high levels of customer satisfaction.

In my previous article I mentioned that, when we talk about modernizing the information infrastructure, there is a need to take a more holistic view and assess not only the technology you have and may need, but these other elements as well. There are at least four critical things you can do to evaluate your current state and formulate a modernization plan.

In my previous article I raised the question, “What are some key actions you need to consider in order to achieve digital transformation?” One answer, which I will spotlight in this column, is that it’s important to focus on modernizing your information infrastructure. But what exactly does that mean?

In my previous post I stated that digital transformation is a significant issue for many businesses. I mentioned a recent report by AIIM, which finds that the vast majority of enterprises surveyed believe digital transformation is “important” or “very important” to their organization.

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This post is the first in a series on how digital transformation will impact the future of work. Let’s begin by thinking of digital transformation as the result of actions taken to move your organization away from the traditional or manual way business is transacted, to new ways-of-working in the digital era.

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