What does the day-to-day work of Digital Collaboration Specialists with a federal certificate look like?
As "pioneers of a digital economy", Digital Collaboration Specialists work in companies in all sectors and take on a wide range of digitalization tasks and responsibilities in the areas of communication, personnel development and technology: from all-rounders, digital officers, transformation coaches, back-office managers or management support managers in SMEs to specialists for the implementation of digital strategies in large companies.
One of the core tasks of Digital Collaboration Specialists is to support operational change processes by analyzing the needs of stakeholders and deriving suggestions for suitable digital solutions. For example, when it comes to digital collaboration in the office, administration and management, they select a suitable online platform or service software such as Microsoft Teams, Jira from Atlassian or Google Drive. They are then responsible for their introduction, employee training, management, analysis and optimization measures. They also draw up data protection guidelines for the correct use of digital tools and monitor compliance with them.
Digitalization specialists operate a broad network of relevant stakeholders. They act as innovative visionaries and motivators and are in close contact with management, internal superiors, teams, employees, product and project managers, external customers and suppliers as well as providers of digital solutions.
The most important activities of Digital Collaboration Specialists at a glance:
- Needs analysis and identification of suitable digital tools and strategies
- Planning and implementation of ICT solutions
- Support for digital operational change processes
- Analysis and optimization of digital solutions
- Coaching of employees and customers
- Data and information analysis, processing and presentation