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      <title>Digital Transformation</title>
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      <guid isPermaLink="true">https://tidalcloud.com/digital-transformation/</guid><category>digital transformation</category><category>business modernization</category><category>organizational change</category><category>process optimization</category><category>cloud agility</category><category>agentic AI</category><description> Start Your Transformation Assessment → Knowing Where to Start: Measure Twice, Cut Once Digital transformation fails most often not from poor execution, but from poor preparation. Organizations launch initiatives without understanding their current state, overcommit to unrealistic timelines, or spread resources across too many priorities.
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      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Start Your Transformation Assessment → Knowing Where to Start: Measure Twice, Cut Once Digital transformation fails most often not from poor execution, but from poor preparation. Organizations launch initiatives without understanding their current state, overcommit to unrealistic timelines, or spread resources across too many priorities.
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      <title>What is Digital Transformation?</title>
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      <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What is Digital Transformation? — a coffee story Digital transformation, like the old bridal rhyme, can be “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue&hellip;” We’ve been transforming the enterprise to digital since accounting records were first computerized in the 1960s. The pace of change, however, is accelerating and the goals are becoming more ambitious, largely due to the emergence of cloud computing.
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