To remain competitive, organizations must overcome one of today’s most significant challenges – digital transformation.
This can be a painful and slow process, and it’s not guaranteed to result in real, tangible benefits.
One way in which a company can increase the likelihood of succeeding is to become digitally agile.
What is digital agility?
The definition of agility is the “ability to move quickly and easily.” Digital agility is the ability to move quickly and easily by applying and leveraging digital technology and tools.
In this 4 part blog series, Linda Misauer explores the concept of digital agility, a key factor in successful digital transformation.
Linda also discusses ways organizations can achieve, as well as improve, digital agility through the use of low code tools, fostering a digitally agile culture and focusing on change management.
Post 1: Digital agility is key to successful digital transformation
Post 2: How low code tools are improving digital agility in product development
Post 3: A change in culture is essential to becoming digitally agile
Post 4: The shift to digital agility – a change management plan
Linda Misauer
Vice President, Global Solutions at Striata, a Doxim company.
Linda Misauer is the Head of Global Solutions at Striata and is responsible for technical Research and Development, Operations and Project Management for global initiatives.
Linda previously led the Product Management of the Striata Application Platform before moving across to Striata North America as Chief Technical Officer (CTO). As Product Manager, her responsibilities included internal project management of the product development team, market research & product feature design, as well as the product lifecycle management and quality control. As CTO, Linda was responsible for all technical operations for North, Central and South America, including the Project Management, Support, Production and Data Engineering.
Linda has over 10 years of experience in the IT industry, ranging from video streaming solutions and website application development to electronic billing and messaging. Prior to joining Striata in 2002, Linda held the positions of Chief Information Officer at AfriCam, and was IT project manager at Dimension Data.
Linda studied at the University of Natal – Pietermaritzburg and holds a degree in BSc, Majoring in Computer Science and Economics. Linda also has a Diploma in Project Management.
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