Digital agility: responding to digital opportunities

Varun Grover

European Journal of Information Systems, 2022, vol. 31, issue 6, 709-715

Abstract: In a rapidly changing digital environment, companies must sense weak signals and respond to them. This essay focuses on how agile companies can be more responsive in a pervasively digital context. To build our argument, we discuss the ontological difference of digital (vs. IT) and then describe four tenets that characterise agile organisations: modular design and packaged capabilities, use of platforms over pipelines, ability to foster concurrency and agency through data, and a digital culture that promotes ambidexterity

Date: 2022
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