在数字化转型中

You usually put this phrase at the start of a sentence. It sets the stage for what you are about to say. Think of it as a 'context builder.' You might say, 'In digital transformation, we found many bugs.' It makes you sound professional and aware of modern trends. You can also use it to justify why certain changes are happening at your office.

This is a superstar phrase in business meetings. Use it when talking to your boss about new software. It is perfect for news articles or LinkedIn posts about the economy. If you are at a tech conference in Beijing or Shanghai, you will hear it every five minutes. It shows you understand the modern global market.

Do not use it for tiny personal changes. If you just started using a digital calendar instead of a paper one, this phrase is too heavy. It sounds a bit silly in very casual settings with close friends. Do not say it to your grandma when you teach her how to use a smartphone. Keep it for organizations, industries, or big societal trends.

China went through this process faster than almost anywhere else. In just a few years, cash practically disappeared in big cities. This phrase became a 'gold standard' buzzword because every company wanted to stay relevant. It represents the national pride in China's rapid tech advancement. It is not just business; it is a cultural shift toward the future.

You might hear 数字化浪潮 which means 'digital wave.' Another common one is 转型升级, meaning 'transform and upgrade.' If you want to talk about the current era generally, use 数字化时代. They all dance around the same tech-heavy theme, but our phrase is the most specific about the process of changing.