Decoding Decades of Digital Transformation
Technology transformation has evolved from digitization to IT integration and now to large-scale digital transformation driven by automation, cloud, and AI—reshaping businesses and everyday life while paving the way for the next paradigm shift.
The dot-com bubble burst in 2000 drastically transformed the technology fraternity and opened millions of hidden opportunities. Just two decades have gone by, and technology has radically made its way in every aspect of our lives.
Witnessing the incessant growth of the internet and information technologies is overwhelming and privileging at the same time. And coming from a period of wired and hefty instruments, it’s interesting to see how information technologies evolved businesses and our own daily lives.
In fact, the solution providers for digital transformation have gained massive momentum in their reach and acceptability over the years. And the upward growth doesn’t seem to decline to go ahead.
Right from a fan to a phone, we have stepped into an era of personal, portable, and pocket-sized everything.
Although technology has disrupted significant sectors in the last two decades, the growth has been gradual and in phases.
So, without going too deep in technology memory lane, here are the three phases that categorically paved the way to technology transformation:
Phase 1 - Digitization
The revolution started with getting rid of paper-based processes.
The drive behind the first phase of information technology was to digitize the existing processes and reduce the…
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