Representative applications
Three ways to examine Digital Transformation
The examples consider connect fragmented customer service journeys across departments, modernize a legacy application landscape around shared capabilities, and create reliable cross-functional data for operational decisions; none is presented as client evidence.
01Connect fragmented customer service journeys across departments
Evaluation for connect fragmented customer service journeys across departments would examine journey or process cycle time against the agreed baseline while applying this control: Defined decision rights, design authority, and change control
02Modernize a legacy application landscape around shared capabilities
Evaluation for modernize a legacy application landscape around shared capabilities would examine user task completion and adoption within redesigned services while applying this control: Privacy, security, accessibility, and records requirements by design
03Create reliable cross-functional data for operational decisions
Evaluation for create reliable cross-functional data for operational decisions would examine data quality and cross-system integration reliability while applying this control: Phased releases with adoption checks, rollback, and continuity planning