Digitalisation is easy | Organisation is difficult

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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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