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Why companies need to rethink their transformation process: test quickly, decide effectively, anchor permanently in the team.

Many companies face the challenge of successfully shaping their transformation process. Digitalisation, new business models and constant market changes demand dynamism and flexibility. Traditional strategies and management approaches often fail due to rigid processes and a lack of change initiatives. Long phases, unclear responsibilities and a lack of employee involvement cause transformations to stall – and companies to miss out on valuable opportunities for innovation and growth.

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Albert Broger

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Designing iterative transformation processes – Achieving success with V-Flow

With Ventum Consulting’s V-Flow approach, you will experience a transformation process that is specifically geared towards digital change, teams and the sustainable success of your company. Our method is based on several phases: from data-driven strategy and clear goal definition to short, iterative implementation cycles and the sustainable anchoring of change in all areas of the company.

The process is divided into the phases Ready, Steady, Go and Flow. From data-driven preparation to short implementation iterations with real-time feedback to empowering your organisation for independent change. The goal is to strengthen your teams so that transformation is successful in the long term.

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Albert Broger

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Example: Digital transformation in a banking group

A successful transformation process opens up completely new opportunities for companies to actively shape their future. In the highly regulated and rapidly changing world of banking in particular, it is important to boldly implement innovative concepts and commit teams to a shared vision. The following example shows how a cooperative banking group used a clearly structured, iterative approach to make the transition from isolated processes to an agile, value stream-oriented organisation – and how a focus on employees, communication and continuous learning is what makes sustainable success possible in the first place.

  • Silo mentality: Processes and information sharing between departments are severely restricted.
  • Process rigidity: Multiple phases of coordination delay digital change.
  • Change fatigue: Employees are initially sceptical about management initiatives.
  • Lack of flexibility: Companies cannot respond quickly to digital change.
  • Target vision development: Strategy for a value stream-oriented and digital organisation developed.
  • Roadmap implementation: Clear phases with planned pilots and rapid learning cycles introduced.
  • Change communication: Teams and management are informed transparently about all transformations.
  • Pilot validation: New digital processes are tested in teams and scaled for larger transformation projects.
  • Productivity: Noticeable increase in process quality and speed within the company.
  • Acceptance: Management and employees take responsibility for the change.
  • Sustainability: The organisation can continue the transformation independently after the change.
  • Efficiency: Clear processes and digital tools reduce costs and conserve resources.

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