The IT Paradox
Mastering Change in Banking's Digital Journey
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Who should read this book? Every Bank and Financial Institution Employee who involved in Transformation, Banking Leaders, Strategy Leaders, Operations Leaders, BIU, FinTech Employee, IT Project Team Member, PMO, Analyst. Why do some digital transformation initiatives succeed while others falter? The IT Paradox: Mastering Change in Banking's Digital Journey uncovers the hidden challenges and critical lessons from the frontlines of banking transformation. This book delves into the complexities of modernizing banking operations-overcoming resistance, breaking silos, and keeping pace with technolo...
Who should read this book? Every Bank and Financial Institution Employee who involved in Transformation, Banking Leaders, Strategy Leaders, Operations Leaders, BIU, FinTech Employee, IT Project Team Member, PMO, Analyst. Why do some digital transformation initiatives succeed while others falter? The IT Paradox: Mastering Change in Banking's Digital Journey uncovers the hidden challenges and critical lessons from the frontlines of banking transformation. This book delves into the complexities of modernizing banking operations-overcoming resistance, breaking silos, and keeping pace with technological change. It highlights that true transformation isn't just about adopting new technology but mastering the human and strategic elements of change. From aligning IT with business goals to navigating leadership challenges and fostering innovation, this book serves as a practical guide for professionals seeking lasting impact. With real-world examples, actionable frameworks, and insightful strategies, The IT Paradox is a must-read for those striving to bridge the gap between technology and people. Get ready to lead your organization into a future where digital transformation is not just an initiative-but a journey toward success.
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