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The rapid advancement of technology in the twenty-first century has led to a pronounced convergence of previously distinct technological domains, including information and communication technologies, artificial intelligence, and industrial automation. This technological convergence has significant implications for both digital resilience and business transformation. Digital resilience refers to the ability of organizations to maintain operational continuity and adapt to unforeseen disruptions while leveraging digital tools and infrastructures. Technological convergence enhances digital resilience by enabling more integrated, flexible, and adaptive digital ecosystems, which allow firms to respond rapidly to market changes, cybersecurity threats, and technological disruptions. Moreover, the process of convergence accelerates business transformation by fostering the creation of novel products, services, and business models. Organizations that embrace convergent technologies can streamline operations, improve decision-making processes, and cultivate innovative capabilities that provide competitive advantages in global markets. However, the integration of multiple technologies also presents challenges, such as the need for new skills, the management of complex interdependencies, and the potential for increased exposure to cyber risks. Effective governance, strategic alignment, and investment in human capital are therefore essential for maximizing the benefits of technological convergence. This study investigates the mechanisms through which convergent technological processes influence digital resilience and business transformation. Drawing on recent empirical studies and industry reports, it identifies key factors that enable firms to exploit technological convergence successfully, including adaptive leadership, organizational learning, and strategic digital planning. The findings suggest that organizations that proactively manage convergent technologies not only strengthen their resilience in digital environments but also accelerate transformational processes that enhance long-term value creation. The results have practical implications for managers seeking to harness emerging technologies while mitigating associated risks, providing a framework for strategic digital innovation in diverse industrial contexts.
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Zeynalov, Habib, 2026.
"The impact of technological convergence processes on digital sustainability and business transformation,"
EconStor Conference Papers
344655, ZBW - Leibniz Information Centre for Economics.
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RePEc:zbw:esconf:344655
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22940299
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