Internationalization has been made possible by the global digital market. Multinational corporations are unable to adjust their strategies as rapidly because of their size. Many businesses face the greatest challenge today: how to make an organisation that is digitally-friendly and agile while still delivering the benefits of digitization. (Stonehouse & Konina 2020). Integration between the existing business model and increasing technological tools can be difficult. Businesses often spend significant amounts of time and money on their existing structure, and they are unwilling to change it. This problem is usually caused by leaders who are unable to seamlessly integrate both systems, and maximize the digital disruption’s potential profits.
Digital disruption has led to some functions being consolidated or centralized, such as IT. Digitalization serves a primary goal: to improve the adaptability of the company and its other departments. A workforce capable of adapting to digital disruption is essential (Stonehouse & Konina 2020). It can be challenging to manage a business during digital transformation. It is important to do a thorough risk assessment before transforming your company into digital. A regular update and staying on top of digital innovation is essential for digital disruption.
Also, employees are more likely to push back against organizations. It is difficult for most people to make changes, especially if they are used to one system. Companies need to plan well and provide training opportunities in order to overcome resistance. The many new innovations that will benefit employees must be understood by them and their interactions with each other in everyday life and throughout the entire process chain.