Structuring Digital Transformation: A Framework of Action Fields and its Application at ZEISS

Digital products and services are an integral part of everyday life for both individuals and organizations. Further, given that digitalization greatly impacts our society and in particular how customer and organizations interact, organizations need to react to changing business rules and to leverage...

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Electronic data interchange
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Internet of Things
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Technology adoption
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