Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): Journal of AI-Assisted Scientific Discovery
Articles

Digital Transformation Frameworks for Legacy Enterprises: Integrating AI and Cloud Computing to Revolutionize Business Models and Operational Efficiency

Seema Kumari
Independent Researcher, India
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Published 22-01-2021

Keywords

  • digital transformation,
  • legacy enterprises,
  • artificial intelligence,
  • cloud computing,
  • operational efficiency

How to Cite

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S. Kumari, “Digital Transformation Frameworks for Legacy Enterprises: Integrating AI and Cloud Computing to Revolutionize Business Models and Operational Efficiency ”, Journal of AI-Assisted Scientific Discovery, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 186–204, Jan. 2021, Accessed: Nov. 14, 2024. [Online]. Available: https://scienceacadpress.com/index.php/jaasd/article/view/187

Abstract

In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, legacy enterprises within the banking and financial sector face a formidable challenge: the need to embrace digital transformation to remain competitive and relevant. This paper explores the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing as integral components of a digital transformation framework tailored for legacy organizations. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing literature and case studies, we delineate how these technologies can synergistically enhance operational efficiencies, optimize workflows, and facilitate the creation of innovative business models.

The research begins by contextualizing digital transformation within the financial services landscape, highlighting the unique challenges faced by legacy systems that hinder agility and responsiveness. Traditional business models often rely on cumbersome processes, outdated infrastructure, and a lack of integration between disparate systems, ultimately constraining the capacity for innovation. Consequently, the imperative for transformation is underscored, necessitating a strategic approach that aligns technological advancements with organizational objectives.

AI emerges as a pivotal force in this transformation journey, providing advanced capabilities for data analysis, customer insights, and process automation. The integration of AI-driven analytics enables organizations to leverage vast datasets to generate actionable insights, thereby enhancing decision-making and fostering personalized customer experiences. Moreover, AI algorithms facilitate the automation of routine tasks, liberating human resources to focus on higher-value activities. By harnessing machine learning and natural language processing, legacy enterprises can redefine customer interactions and optimize operational workflows.

Cloud computing serves as the foundational infrastructure for this digital transformation. It offers the scalability and flexibility required to accommodate evolving business needs while minimizing upfront capital expenditures. By migrating to the cloud, legacy organizations can streamline their IT operations, reduce maintenance burdens, and enhance system reliability. Furthermore, cloud platforms facilitate seamless integration of AI tools, enabling enterprises to harness their full potential without the constraints of traditional on-premises solutions.

The paper further delineates a structured digital transformation framework for legacy enterprises, encompassing three critical phases: assessment, implementation, and optimization. The assessment phase involves a thorough evaluation of existing systems, processes, and capabilities, identifying areas for improvement and potential barriers to transformation. The implementation phase emphasizes a strategic approach to integrating AI and cloud computing, ensuring that technological solutions align with the organization's overarching objectives. Finally, the optimization phase focuses on continuous improvement, utilizing feedback loops and performance metrics to refine processes and enhance operational efficiencies.

To illustrate the practical applications of the proposed framework, the research includes case studies of legacy enterprises that have successfully navigated their digital transformation journeys. These examples demonstrate the tangible benefits of adopting AI-driven strategies and cloud-based solutions, such as enhanced customer engagement, improved operational agility, and the emergence of new revenue streams. Additionally, the challenges encountered during implementation, including resistance to change, data privacy concerns, and skill gaps, are critically examined, providing valuable insights for practitioners and researchers alike.

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