Observational analysis reveals the impact of digital transformation on business process management in IT firms, indicating alignment with SDGs.
This article proposes an integrated approach for selecting indicators to assess the impact of digital transformation on business process management within IT companies, emphasizing alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The study combines methods including expert evaluations, content analysis of international standards (ISO 9001:2015, SDG Compass, Digital Maturity Model), and an index-based normalization approach. The authors constructed a comprehensive system of indicators grouped into four key dimensions: operational efficiency, management quality, digital maturity, and sustainability. Each dimension encompasses specific indicators relevant to both international benchmarks and national priorities for digital development. The proposed methodology outlines a structured sequence of assessment that includes identification of core business processes, formalization and normalization of relevant indicators using the min–max method, empirical data collection, expert-based weighting, construction of a digital transformation profile, and development of actionable management recommendations. This integrated assessment approach enhances transparency and accuracy, facilitating more informed managerial decisions that adhere to international quality standards and sustainability objectives. Practically applied, the model aids IT companies in pinpointing digital transformation priorities, strengthening their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies, and crafting effective transformation roadmaps. A pilot evaluation conducted with Ukrainian IT firms highlights the method’s adaptability and effectiveness, identifying digital maturity as the strongest performing area, while revealing significant opportunities for improvement in sustainability integration. The proposed approach overcomes limitations of existing frameworks by providing a balanced and comprehensive evaluation system that captures technological, managerial, and ESG aspects, thus presenting a robust tool for strategic management in the digital economy.
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