KEY SUCCESS FACTORS IN DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: FUNDAMENTALS DEVELOPED FROM A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

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The article analyses a multidimensional digital transformation process. Digital transformation is a change or shift in operational and strategic frameworks necessitated by the rapid advancement of digital technology. Digital transformation is more than the implementation of advanced technology, it requires a cultural shift towards constant experimentation and openness to failure. Such changes make the organization agile, efficient, and customer-orientated, with the ability to quickly integrate new, comprehensive data into the entire decision-making and innovation process. The purpose of the research was therefore to analyse the key success factors in digital transformation. The analysis serves as a basis for further theoretical research in this field and for practical implementation in organisational systems. As part of this research, a bibliometric analysis was carried out using the open-source tool VOSviewer. The analysis shows that digital transformation is particularly relevant in the fields of Computer Science; Business, Management and Accounting; and Engineering, namely in Germany, China and the Russian Federation. We have come to the conclusion that the key success factors in digital transformation are as follows: corporate organization and technology, collaboration and cultural change, holistic strategy, leadership and organizational structure, continuous learning and conformity to best practises.

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Medved, T., Kern, T., & Andrašec, E. K. (2025). KEY SUCCESS FACTORS IN DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION: FUNDAMENTALS DEVELOPED FROM A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS. Serbian Journal of Management, 20(1), 103–115. https://doi.org/10.5937/sjm20-51319

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