Managing Digital Transformation: The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Reciprocal Symmetry in Business
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https://doi.org/10.18034/ra.v5i3.659Keywords:
Digital Transformation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Strategy, Reciprocal Symmetry, Technology Adoption, Disruptive Technologies, Strategic ManagementAbstract
This study aims to understand better how corporate organizations may manage digital transformation by utilizing reciprocal symmetry and artificial intelligence (AI). The study aims to investigate the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on conventional business models, assess the possibilities and difficulties of attaining reciprocal symmetry in the context of digital transformation, and pinpoint methods for efficient AI integration that maintain organizational preparedness and alignment. Using a secondary data-based review methodology, the study synthesizes previous research on digital transformation, AI integration, organizational adaptation, and extant literature. Key conclusions show how crucial it is to have a culture of innovation, collaborate across functional boundaries, and plan strategically to maximize the advantages of digital transformation projects and achieve reciprocal symmetry. The policy implications underscore the necessity of allocating resources towards digital infrastructure, skills enhancement, and regulatory frameworks to facilitate the responsible adoption of AI and tackle obstacles such as limited resources, skills disparity, and cultural opposition. Organizations may handle technology upheavals and promote competitiveness and sustainable growth in the digital era by adopting reciprocal symmetry and supportive policies.
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