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The Landscape of Digital Transformation and Leadership

In: Employee Uncertainty Over Digital Transformation

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  • Masaki Matsunaga

    (Globis University)

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This chapter presents an overview of the current monograph, which explores digital transformation and leadership with a particular focus on human elements interlaced within these dual processes. First, it emphasizes the exigency underpinning the research within the book; despite the wealth of literature on DX and leadership from strategic standpoints, there is a gap in understanding how DX affects the individuals involved and how leadership intervenes with such processes. Based on this problematization, the current chapter outlines the book’s aims and scope in terms of scrutinizing the intricate nature of DX from a human-centered perspective, theorizing about the role of leadership within the context of digital transformation, and bridging theory and practice through an interdisciplinary approach. This chapter then provides an overview of the subsequent chapters and identifies the readers who will benefit most from the book (scholars, postgraduate students including those in MBA programs, and business professionals interested in DX and leadership). It also provides reading strategies recommended based on readers’ backgrounds, interests, and objectives.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-981-99-8409-1_1
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-8409-1_1
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