Digital Transformation and Enterprise Management Efficiency: Challenges, Paths, and Practical Implications
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https://doi.org/10.62051/ijgem.v10n4.08Keywords:
Digital transformation, Enterprise management, Management efficiency, Business administration, Economic managementAbstract
In the context of the rapidly evolving digital economy, digital transformation has emerged as a critical strategic priority for enterprises seeking to enhance management efficiency and sustain competitive advantage. Despite the growing recognition of its importance, many enterprises continue to struggle with effectively integrating digital technologies into their management systems, resulting in significant gaps between technological investment and actual management outcomes. This paper examines the relationship between digital transformation and enterprise management efficiency from the perspective of business administration. By employing literature analysis and theoretical discussion, this study systematically investigates how digital transformation influences key management dimensions, including information transmission, resource allocation, decision-making quality, and organizational flexibility. Furthermore, the paper identifies five major challenges that enterprises encounter during digital transformation, namely, the lack of a clear digital strategy, insufficient digital talents and capabilities, organizational resistance and cultural barriers, weak data governance and information security, and the imbalance between technology investment and management return. On this basis, a set of practical paths is proposed to guide enterprises in improving management efficiency through digital transformation, encompassing strategic planning, talent development, organizational optimization, data governance enhancement, and performance evaluation mechanism construction. The findings suggest that digital transformation, when effectively aligned with management innovation, can substantially improve enterprise management efficiency and support sustainable organizational development. This study contributes to the existing literature by offering an integrated framework that connects digital transformation practices with concrete management improvement strategies, providing practical implications for both enterprise managers and economic management researchers.
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