Digital Transformation and Sustainability of Healthy Social Interactions: An Overview of the Current Status Quo

Geoffrey Lugwisha
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Purpose: This paper aims to look at the dynamics regarding the sustainability of healthy social interactions in the digital transformation process of corporate organisations, mainly private organisations in Tanzania. The paper explores the intersection between the digital transformation and the social interactions of corporate organisations, with an overview of the current status quo, to enhance healthy social interactions. Study design/methodology/approach: Qualitative methodology was used, involving 17 interviews determined by purposive sampling, with content analysis employed on the collected data. Findings: Findings show that healthy social interactions for healthy human relations could be maintained sustainably in organisations in the evolving digital transformation phenomenon if the leadership and the management put it as a priority and emphasis in the organisations' pursuits for its objectives, competitiveness, and success. It is acknowledged that healthy social interactions can be sustainably maintained in the digital transformation processes. Originality/value: This study is the original work undertaken by the author to contribute to the sustainable maintenance of healthy social interactions for healthy human relations within and between organisations in the digital transformation processes.
健康社会互动的数字化转型和可持续性:现状概述
目的:本文旨在研究坦桑尼亚企业组织(主要是私营组织)数字化转型过程中健康社会互动可持续性的动态。本文探讨了数字化转型与企业组织社会互动之间的交集,概述了当前的现状,以增强健康的社会互动。研究设计/方法/方法:采用定性研究方法,通过有目的抽样确定17次访谈,对收集到的数据进行内容分析。研究结果:研究结果表明,在不断发展的数字化转型现象中,如果领导和管理层将其作为组织追求其目标、竞争力和成功的优先事项和重点,那么健康的人际关系可以在组织中持续保持健康的社会互动。人们认识到,在数字化转型过程中可以持续保持健康的社会互动。原创性/价值:本研究是作者承担的原创工作,旨在为数字化转型过程中组织内部和组织之间的健康人际关系的健康社会互动的可持续维护做出贡献。
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