2019
DOI: 10.17323/1998-0663.2019.2.59.72
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Company readiness for digital transformations: problems and diagnosis

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“…Accounting and evaluation of RCa on a risk-based approach should imply that each reason for the implementation of RCa has a potential impact on the bank (associated with disruption in the continuity of banking activities, reduced quality of RBS, financial losses, etc.) [21,22]. Nevertheless, for a bank the size of the consequences of the destructive nature of the losses is more important, rather than the reasons for the loss of money (non-repayment of the loan, hacker attempt on the security system, etc.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Accounting and evaluation of RCa on a risk-based approach should imply that each reason for the implementation of RCa has a potential impact on the bank (associated with disruption in the continuity of banking activities, reduced quality of RBS, financial losses, etc.) [21,22]. Nevertheless, for a bank the size of the consequences of the destructive nature of the losses is more important, rather than the reasons for the loss of money (non-repayment of the loan, hacker attempt on the security system, etc.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, as companies risk approaching transformation as an IT project, a concept is needed to integrate business and IT strategy. is risk could be overcome within the framework of the architectural approach [Dolganova, Deeva, 2019] to building the current and target architecture of the company, de ning a transformation scenario, and ensuring smart management. Digital transformation is not recommended to be implemented as a single project [Issa et al, 2018], so as not to lead the company to a big failure, but to ful ll it gradually, based on capability maturity, that is, alignment and integration of business and technology.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On this stage, consulting companies monitor successful projects [KPMG, 2016] to con rm the need to design a framework or develop previously existing evaluation models Forrester [Gill, VanBoskirk, 2017]. In the research of the academic community, the objective of developing a framework is formed based on a constant study of transformation problems [Schumacher, Erol, Sihn, 2016], identifying the need for a model by the business community [Dolganova, Deeva, 2019].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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