Impact of Digital Transformation on Re-engineering Decisions in light of Sustainable Digitization: An Applied Study on a Sample of Iraqi Private Banks
Dr. Fouad Yousif Abdulrahman
Al-Mustansiriya University - College of Administration and Economics / Department of Business Administration, Iraq
Dr. Sumaya Abbas Majeed
Al-Mustansiriya University - College of Administration and Economics / Department of Business Administration, Iraq
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http://doi.org/10.37648/ijtbm.v13i02.011
Abstract
The research aims at analyzing and philosophizing the impact of digital transformation of Iraqi private banks with their administrative and financial methods of work and applying new business models commensurate with the changing global environment and sustainable competition in re-engineering decisions and business in a way that parallels the actual need for change towards the new world system and the high performance of banks in light of the adoption of renewable, sustainable and updated digitization To keep pace with the global movement of change. Where Iraqi banks suffer from clear negligence in following the latest digital developments that contribute to programming and engineering their decisions by adopting digital transformation as a new method of work. The researcher will rely on the analytical descriptive approach in addressing its variables philosophically and statistically by using a questionnaire form prepared for this purpose with a number of (30) paragraphs. And the adoption of the five-point Likert scale and some descriptive and statistical methods to treat its non-parametric data, which will be applied in a sample consisting of (10) private banks and an intentional sample of (100) to answer the paragraphs of the questionnaire. The researcher reached a number of conclusions, the most important of which is the existence of a statistically significant effect of digital transformation in re-engineering decisions in light of sustainable digitization.
Keywords: digital transformation; decision re-engineering; sustainable digitization
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