Treffer: Digital Transformation: Quo Vadit?

The article focuses on the evolving concept of Digital Transformation (DT) within the field of Information Systems (IS) and emphasizes the need for a more nuanced understanding of its implications. It highlights two main motivations for a special issue: the necessity to critically reflect on existing assumptions surrounding DT and the importance of developing a systematic body of knowledge that addresses the plurality of DT literature. The authors propose a framework that includes four dimensions—distinctiveness, object, levels of analysis, and timing—to guide future research and ensure clarity in the discourse surrounding DT. Additionally, the article outlines various frontiers for future research, encouraging scholars to explore underrepresented areas and challenge prevailing narratives in DT studies. [Extracted from the article]

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