Every company has projects. But many fail, especially when it comes to digital transformation. In recent weeks, we have had many interesting discussions and have been able to combine some of our impressions with our experience.
In a lot of companies, the question: "Should we optimize our processes?" Arises. “Why? We're doing great” – many have heard this response before. However, not all structures and processes remain consistently productive and beneficial to the company.
Absent information technology, many areas of business would grind to a halt. On one hand, customers strive to accomplish as much as possible digitally; on the other, companies pursue efficient and transparent internal processes.
In our projects we are constantly confronted with the question of what an internal control system (ICS) is and where it is used. This article provides a brief explanation. An ICS is required to monitor and control all legal and regulatory requirements.
Digitalization is no longer viewed by many companies as a finite project, but rather as an ongoing process. Demonstrably, numerous tasks function more efficiently and swiftly in digital form.
Determining the optimal methodology is the eternal question in project management. There’s no universally correct answer—it all depends on the specific project, the dynamics of the team, and ultimately, the decision-makers or clients involved.
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