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The current economic climate and macroenvironmental factors are forcing companies to operate more efficiently. While on the surface, it may seem like the companies would delay digital initiatives in an effort to curb IT spending, in fact, digital transformations are more important than ever before to drive operational efficiency and deliver customer value. Digital Transformation has been on the agenda of many of CXO’s even before COVID and they expect to increase their organizational performance and build customer centricity by leveraging digital technologies.
In fact, digital transformation must be seen as an opportunity to reorganize processes and strategies and should be led by processes, driven by value and based on data points. The transformation should always start with a well-defined business case with clear business goals and underlying value potential. The projected value and outcomes should be aligned with stakeholders to drive ownership and accountability for the business results.
Companies should establish a value management framework which helps to identify the financial and strategic value through their digital transformation initiatives and provides a holistic approach to support better mobilizing, delivering, and managing the attainment of business value from their transformation programs and continuous improvement initiatives. The value management framework should ideally cover the end-to-end value lifecycle in three phases.
Typical Phases in Value Management Framework
1. The objective of the value discovery phase is to develop a value-based business strategy and business case, enabled by technology and aligned with corporate goals & priorities.
Key questions addressed during the value discovery phase:-
2. During the Value Design & Planning phase, customers should develop transformational strategies to mobilize, deliver, and measure business results based on insights into leading practices and benchmarks
Key questions addressed during the value design & planning phase:-
3. Value Realization phase should focus on assessing how the implementation and program compares to best practices and recommended areas where the business can drive even more value from current investments (continuous improvement).
Key questions addressed during the value realization phase:-
To summarize, value management is not new concept, but with a clear focus on digital technology delivering business value, the need to manage value is greater than ever.
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Alex Kreger Founder & CEO at UXDA
27 November
Kyrylo Reitor Chief Marketing Officer at International Fintech Business
Amr Adawi Co-Founder and Co-CEO at MetaWealth
25 November
Kathiravan Rajendran Associate Director of Marketing Operations at Macro Global
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