A Systematic Review of Digital Transformation and Business Sustainability

Abstract

Digital Transformation is changing how businesses operate in the competitive environment by integrating technology into every department of the organisation to make it more efficient and effective. The firm`s long-term ability to survive in a competitive environment is essentially ensured by business sustainability. This paper provides a systematic literature review of the intersection between digital transformation and business sustainability, including social, economic, and environmental aspects. Employing the PRISMA technique and gathering publications from the most recent findings of the Scopus database, the analysis combines the current knowledge in this topic area. The results illustrate the crucial role of digital technologies in fostering sustainable business practices, including enhancing organisational capabilities, promoting environmental sustainability, and strengthening economic stability. The review highlights the complex and interdependent relationship between digital transformation and sustainability. Employing thematic analysis, this review identifies key themes and patterns in literature, offering a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between digital transformation and business sustainability. Digital technologies empower firms to improve their economic, social, and environmental sustainability by enhancing operational efficiency, boosting stakeholder engagement, and reducing ecological sustainability.