Design of a Software Tool Supporting Orientation in the Context of Digital Transformation

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2022-01-04
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Gollhardt, Torsten
Hermann, Andreas
Cordes, Ann-Kristin
Barann, Benjamin
Kruse, Paul
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The digital transformation is a continuous and complex but indispensable endeavor. Because practice and academia regularly develop new digital technologies, companies face difficulties in selecting appropriate technologies to innovate their business model. Step-by-step instructions may guide companies to identify, evaluate, and select potential digitalization ideas. Software tools can support these activities in a structured way. Thus, the research objective of this paper is to design a software tool supporting the orientation phase of a company's digital transformation. To reach this objective, we conduct an action design research approach in cooperation with three companies. As an evaluation step, a focus group discussion with practitioners and end-users is carried out. The final tool design comprises 18 design principles that serve as the basis for a set of visual mockups and a prototype implementation of the intended tool.
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Making Digital Transformation Real, action design research, design principle, digital transformation, idea management, software design
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10 pages
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Proceedings of the 55th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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