Email overload: Endless conversations clogging up your inbox, important info gets buried. Who can keep track?
Tool collection: Lots of tools, no strategy, maximum confusion. Still remember all your login credentials?
Digital facade: Documents get scanned, but processes stay analog. What's the point of half-baked transformation?
Lost knowledge: Experienced colleagues leave, new ones start without proper onboarding. Where's all that valuable know-how?
Outdated software: Yesterday's programs solving today's problems. How long can this last?
Fake automation: Old processes blindly digitized. Does faster chaos really make sense?
Manual time tracking: Excel sheets and paper slips instead of digital solutions. When will automation finally arrive?
AI facade: Artificial intelligence on shaky data foundations. How's that supposed to work?
Data islands: Every department uses their own systems with no connection. When will we build digital bridges?
File chaos: Countless document versions floating around in the cloud, everyone working in parallel. How do you find the current version?
Paper processes: Print, handwrite corrections, scan, forward. Why so complicated when you can do it digitally?
You don't have to change everything at once - what matters is staying on track. Start with clear, prioritized, and well-prepared projects to achieve initial successes and build acceptance.
Then AI implementation will work too.