Authors :
Chisomo Tolani; Dawit Negussie; Fitsum Girma
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY1820
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Abstract :
In today's rapidly evolving business landscape,
characterized by technological advancement and
widespread digitalization, effective leadership emerges as
pivotal for organizational success. This study explores the
impact of digital transformation on leadership paradigms
within organizations. Through a systematic literature
review of 80 documents from the Scopus database
spanning 2017 to 2023, key insights were gleaned.
Digitalization has fundamentally reshaped industries and
markets, requiring organizations to adapt continuously.
Scholars emphasize the crucial role of digital leadership
and governance in guiding organizations through this
transformative process. Agility is identified as essential
for firms striving to remain competitive amidst digital
disruption. Despite the potential benefits, the success of
digital initiatives remains uncertain, highlighting the
complexity of this socioeconomic shift. Industries such as
healthcare and education undergo significant
transformations due to digitalization, with AI
revolutionizing healthcare and universities focusing on
digital strategies for global competitiveness. While
Industry 4.0 presents opportunities for productivity
enhancement, many organizations struggle to fully
harness its potential. Effective leadership, equipped with
new skills and competencies, is essential for navigating
organizations through this digital wave. As technological
advancements continue to accelerate, adapting to the
demands of the digital age becomes imperative for
organizational survival and growth.
Keywords :
Digital Transformation, Leadership Paradigms, Organizational Success.
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In today's rapidly evolving business landscape,
characterized by technological advancement and
widespread digitalization, effective leadership emerges as
pivotal for organizational success. This study explores the
impact of digital transformation on leadership paradigms
within organizations. Through a systematic literature
review of 80 documents from the Scopus database
spanning 2017 to 2023, key insights were gleaned.
Digitalization has fundamentally reshaped industries and
markets, requiring organizations to adapt continuously.
Scholars emphasize the crucial role of digital leadership
and governance in guiding organizations through this
transformative process. Agility is identified as essential
for firms striving to remain competitive amidst digital
disruption. Despite the potential benefits, the success of
digital initiatives remains uncertain, highlighting the
complexity of this socioeconomic shift. Industries such as
healthcare and education undergo significant
transformations due to digitalization, with AI
revolutionizing healthcare and universities focusing on
digital strategies for global competitiveness. While
Industry 4.0 presents opportunities for productivity
enhancement, many organizations struggle to fully
harness its potential. Effective leadership, equipped with
new skills and competencies, is essential for navigating
organizations through this digital wave. As technological
advancements continue to accelerate, adapting to the
demands of the digital age becomes imperative for
organizational survival and growth.
Keywords :
Digital Transformation, Leadership Paradigms, Organizational Success.