Andy WorobelDigital transformations rarely fail because of technology—they fail because critical leadership conversations happen too late. In this article, Andy Worobel explores why leadership paralysis emerges at go/no-go, how fear disguises itself as diligence
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Rich NazzaroNew Blog Post AI rarely fails because of technology—it fails because of hidden human gaps. Strategy misalignment, weak data governance, skill shortages, and poor scaling plans quietly derail most AI initiatives.
Rich NazzaroMost digital transformations fail because companies focus on technology while ignoring the critical foundation: business processes. Like people walking through grass instead of using sidewalks, employees create workarounds when processes don't align with reality. With 70% of digital transformations and 80% of AI projects failing, the root cause isn't bad technology—it's broken processes that haven't been properly documented, measured, or aligned across departments. This blog reveals why business processes are the single thread connecting your entire organization and provides actionable steps to fix them before your next technology investment becomes another expensive failure statistic.