Higher consumer expectations, economic pressures, and an increasing need for rich digital experiences.
ㆍ>a 30% increase in customer satisfaction
ㆍ>a 20% improvement in employee satisfaction, and overall economic gain.////McKinsey
ㆍThe digital economy is expected to exceed $57 billion by 2025, primarily driven by e-commerce, fintech, and digital services.
ㆍHowever, it's notable that the largest and most valuable businesses in Thailand, such as those in the SET50 or SET100, remain primarily traditional, with a smaller portion being truly "Digital First."
ㆍIncreasing mobile penetration (82% in Thailand), fast broadband expansion, and growing trust in online services.
ㆍBusinesses adopting digital-first strategies to meet consumer demands for seamless, omnichannel experiences.
Digital Framework
legacy ways of working (aka 1.0) silo'd teams, independent KPls not enough sharing fear of risk status quo not agile
Strategy drives digital building staff, competencies experimenting with new ways of working, delivering services testing more collaboration
Investing in training overlapping/shared KPIs Testing, failing, learning, sharing and testing again Stuff about culture making sense now
Digital is your approach, how you work digital strategy feeds down into campaign plans that are digital first, not digital last lean startup "Being Digital" approach Data-driven decision making
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