Actually, it is rare when the cause of DX failure or stall has technical roots. In most cases, it is a cultural problem that may embrace a lack of shared vision on the needed improvements, poor planning, and unclear strategies. To prevent it, you should carefully assess the current organization’s state: current processes, operations, organization’s structure, existing pain points, and workforce’s skill set. When you’ve got a clear vision, it’s easier to sell it to the rest of an organization.
Forming a winning strategy for what is digital educational transformation may also be a complicated task, so the solution may lay in hiring a software vendor who will professionally conduct a business analysis (BA) and, on its basis will be able to build a clear strategy with project roadmap, timelines, clear technical requirements, and justified budget. As the technical specialists carefully approach the choice of the best-fit technologies for your digital transformation in the education industry project, arising challenges can be overcome, and they are the responsibility of the vendor who is obliged to remove and fix them.