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New Conexkt toolkit empowers the digital transformation of SMEs

 
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Our world is always changing. Your project should be, too.

Conexkt recently published our latest toolkit, designed in collaboration with Dr. Annaële Hervé and Dr. Maurizio Caon from the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland (HES-SO), detailing everything you need to know to transform your small to medium enterprise (SME) for a contemporary digital landscape.

Global retail e-commerce sales increased by nearly 30 per cent in 2020, estimates Insider Intelligence. And, even as vaccine rollouts allow for the re-emergence of brick-and-mortar business, the digital world is still dominating – online sales are expected to reach $5 trillion by 2022.

The numbers don’t lie: the future of your business is virtual. That’s why this resource dives deep into:

  • Need-to-know digital technologies;

  • Digital maturity stages;

  • Digital transformation at the firm level; and

  • Digital transformation at the individual level.

You’ll also get access to a self-evaluation, which allows you to gauge your SME’s current stage of digital maturity, and a step-by-step checklist to convert your SME from utterly undigital to absolutely automated.

This toolkit was adapted from Dr. Hervé and Dr. Caon’s moderated discussion at Transformation Numérique: our mini-Conexkt Days series which took place on Wednesday, May 26, 2021. You can access this lesson, and other moderated discussions from our Conexkt Days and mini-Conexkt Days series, on YouTube.

For Conexkt’s advice on other ways to innovate, such as place branding, public speaking and designing virtual events, head to our toolkit library. For one-on-one counselling as you digitally transform your SME, get in touch with our team.

 
Guest UserEntrepreneurship, entrepreneur, SME, PME, innovation, Conexkt, toolkits, digital transformation, small business, HES-SO, University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Switzerland