Become an Author with The Digital Transformation People: FAQs

We are the providers of a platform where you, the digital transformation people, come to connect, learn and discover the help you need to fulfil your role successfully in the digital era.

We curate and share news, views and insights that we know you will find useful. We connect suppliers of products and services with new customers and people with new opportunities. We are a talent platform for the digital age with grand ambitions and a commitment to add value to every person in our community.

To create your author profile, please click here.

We are based at Bletchley Park in the UK, the home of the famous WW2 code breakers as portrayed in film The Imitation Game with Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing.

The process is very simple, particularly for work you’ve already published elsewhere.

We ask for a short bio for your Author Page and confirmation as to which articles you’d like us to feature.To create your author profile, please click here.

Your article will be displayed with a link to your Author’s page and links to take the readers directly to your LinkedIn profile, Twitter, Website and/or Blog.

Once your article is live on our website we will further extend your reach by promoting across our LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook groups and company pages.

Thought leaders, influencers, those with a passion and interest in Digital Transformation, Big Data, Cyber Security, IoT (Internet of Things) and Analytics.  Recruiters, Service Providers, Candidates and Businesses.

We have readers, suppliers and authors from all over the world.

To create your author profile, please click here.

Yes!  The Digital Transformation People Ltd does not claim ownership of your author content. The copyright of such published content will still be owned by You, the author.

To create your author profile, please click here.

Our group content editor makes the final decision as to what will be published. The key criteria though are relevance and quality.  There are also criteria concerning originality, copyright and decency that are outlined in our terms and conditions.

Quality is enormously important to us and we have strict criteria for what makes a good article.

Articles which present a case study, or a “How To” are particularly popular as are “Lessons learnt” and topical comment.

As a rule articles should be:

• Interesting and useful – How, Why / Case Studies
• Well researched
• Contain quotes or credited references from peers / sources throughout article
• Good grammar and grasp of business language
• Interesting with a well written conclusion
• Technical terms explained for a layperson
• Contain Images, charts, videos, graphs etc to illustrate points where relevant
• Videos should be transcribed

We encourage all our authors to share not only their own articles but those of our community using the hashtag on Twitter #DigitalAuthor

To create your author profile, please click here.

Other than a light editing of the title, image or your bio, the onus is on you the writer to ensure your article is spell-checked and that any facts contained have been properly researched, credited and represented.  We will not publish articles we feel do not come up to our in-house standards.

To create your author profile, please click here.

Yes, we’ll link to your social media, your web site and / or your blog. If you post your content with us we’ll make sure that our readers are directed to you.

To create your author profile, please click here.

We publish content from authors that adds value to people and organisations interested in digital transformation.  From digital strategy, people & change, programme delivery, cyber security, HR and recruitment, to technology.  We are particularly interested in real life experience from people who have worked on digital transformation initiatives.  What works, what doesn’t work, How To and Case Studies.

Success stories are always welcome and so too are lessons learnt from those times when it didn’t quite go as planned!

Quality is enormously important to us and we have strict criteria for what makes a good article.

As a rule articles should be:

• Interesting and useful – How, Why / Case Studies
• Well researched
• Contain quotes or credited references from peers / sources throughout article
• Good grammar and grasp of business language
• Interesting with a well written conclusion
• Technical terms explained for a layperson
• Contain Images, charts, videos, graphs etc to illustrate points where relevant
• Videos should be transcribed

We encourage all our authors to share not only their own articles but those of our community using the hashtag on Twitter #DigitalAuthor

To create your author profile, please click here.

No. The purpose of our platform is to provide value for people and companies interested in and undergoing digital transformation. Your insight and views will engage, interest and educate our audience in a way that adds value. We encourage you to share your views for free for the benefit of both yourself and your peers.

To create your author profile, please click here.

Once you have registered as an Author you can submit articles for review via email to: Authors@TheDigitalTransformationPeople.com

To create your author profile, please click here.

We’ll be in touch once you have registered.

If you’d like to withdraw a published article, just let us know by emailing us at: Authors@thedigitaltransformationpeople.com

The Digital Transformation People Ltd takes the confidentiality of all personal information seriously and consequently takes all reasonable steps to comply with the principles of the Data Protection Act 1998.

We aim to collect personal information only to meet specific legitimate purposes, and to retain that information only for as long as those purposes remain valid.  The Digital Transformation People Ltd will not pass individualised personal information to any third party, save where required by law, statutory obligations or legitimate purposes balanced against the rights and interests of the data subject.

If you would like a copy of the information we hold on you, under the Data Protection Act 1998, please write to:

The Digital Transformation People Ltd, The Mansion, Bletchley Park, Sherwood Drive, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK3 6EV.

A small administration fee may be payable.

If you believe that any information we hold on you is incorrect or incomplete, please email us as soon as possible at Authors@thedigitaltransformationpeople.com

We will promptly update and correct any information requested.

Last updated: Feb 2017