“Clearly, the thing that’s transforming is not the technology — it’s the technology that is transforming you.” — Jeanne W. Ross.

Well, startups are well-known for the spirit of transformation, and if it is in the era of digitalization, digital transformation becomes a primary requirement. Rapid digitization has already changed how world economies operate; the pandemic accelerated the process, as most of our primary activities, from buying groceries to celebrating marriages, moved online.

Today, digital transformation is, in fact, the slogan of the IT industry and its development strategy. India has made significant progress in digital transformation including growth in Internet subscribers, smartphones, digital payments, and Edtech. The novel transformation is to make the technologies easier. However, startups and various other organizations have set aside their traditional ways of business and rigid structures to flourish and grow. Successful digital transformation takes both broad vision and attention to detail.

People's willingness to accept disruption is essential for the success of digital transformation. Digital transformation does necessitate a certain level of managed devastation, yet most people connect disruption with chaos. Processes will evolve, jobs will alter, and fundamental duties can become unnecessary. This is advantageous because it will increase corporate productivity.