In a world globally connected and characterized by remarkable technological growth and progress, and currently also by the consequences of a new coronavirus pandemic, many companies had to abruptly change some elements of their business strategy and step more decisively into the digital world. The development of digital technologies in the last few decades has marked all spheres of social, cultural, and economic life. In many ways, it conditioned the changes that were and are necessary to introduce, to a greater or lesser extent, in all spheres of business and production. With the general change of corporate culture and the introduction of information technologies in the overall companies’ business practices, the digital transformation of the same is carried out. This paper, based on a questionnaire survey, will try to answer the question of how much Croatian manufacturing companies in the technical sector are ready for it and what are their views on its implementation and the elements of which it consists. In research conducted at the global level, Croatia is at the bottom of the scale in terms of readiness to do business in the digital age, and those conducted in the country show a low level of consciousness of the benefits of digital awareness, and then of the implementation of strategies aimed at digital transformation. The initial hypothesis of this thesis was based on these data, i.e., the assumption was that most of the surveyed manufacturing companies will be unprepared or only partially ready to implement the digital transformation. However, it was not fully confirmed because the survey showed that companies that completed the questionnaire are more aware of the need and benefits of digital transformation, although many have not yet implemented it, but are in the process of implementation or planning the necessary strategies for its implementation.