Supply Chain 2.0

Sebastian Haire·8 February 2017·People & Change

...It’s an exciting time. The world is changing, companies are changing, the concept of work itself is changing; The Gig Economy, the uberization of work, the portfolio career. All terms that have come into play in the last 18 months. Read More...

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Everything you should know about Digital Transformation Business Models

Sandeep Raut·7 February 2017·Strategy & Innovation

...In very simple terms, a Business Model is how you plan to make money from your business. A refined version is how you create and deliver value to your customers. Your strategy or roadmap tells you where you want to go and the business model tells you how you are going to do it. In this age of Industry 4.0 and Digital Transformation, businesses are getting disrupted faster than they get established. We all know what Apple did for music, Uber did for taxis and Airbnb did for hotels. Read More...

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Five ways to disrupt your business model

Ripu Daman Singh·31 January 2017·Strategy & Innovation

...Burberry has become a Digital Master by transforming its customer experience. Codelco has become a Digital Master by transforming its operations. And Uber has become the epitome of Digital Mastery by transforming its customer experience, its operations and its business model. Read More...

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A Happy Digital Innovative Globally Disruptive Chinese New Year

Tony D'Onofrio·30 January 2017·Customer Engagement

...Happy Chinese New Year.  新年快乐 2017 is the year of the Rooster. Anyone born in the following years - 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, and 2017 - shares the characteristics and personality traits of this tenth of 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac cycle.  Read More...

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Why some Startups fail and how to build better ones

Sreeraman Thiagarajan·26 January 2017·The Case For Digital Transformation

...At the end of 14th century, Unicorn was a common theme in medieval and renaissance works of art and literature. The ‘Hunt for the Unicorn’ a series of seven tapestries displays hunters and noblemen in pursuit of the legendary unicorn. Who knew the hunt would resurface again in this century?  Read More...

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Scaling Up: From Thinking Digital to becoming Digital!

Abhinav Darbari·24 January 2017·The Case For Digital Transformation

...Success today is not long lasting. To create a sustainable successful business, firms need to continuously innovate adopting emerging digital technologies. The confluence of digital technologies can potentially disrupt any industry, including manufacturing, creating new frontiers of competition. It's like a blank canvas; the digital tools are there, and those embracing digital will have a head start. Read More...

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Digital Platforms – The Embodiment of Innovation Management Theory.

Louis Bouwer·23 January 2017·Strategy & Innovation

...The astonishing success of digital platforms is because it's a new business model that is extremely well aligned with fundamental evolution of innovation management theory. In this case, knowledge of innovation management theory is not an option but an absolute requirement to develop and manage this new type of enterprise. Read More...

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What are Microservices within Digital Transformation?

Sandeep Raut·18 January 2017·Enabling Technologies

...T oday’s organizations are feeling the fear of becoming dinosaurs. New disrupters are coming into their industries and turning everything upside down. Customers are more demanding than ever and will abandon any service that is too slow to respond.  Everything is needed yesterday to keep your customers happy. Read More...

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Bridging the Gap between traditional Change programmes and Creating disruptive and innovation change within business models

Sally Philip·17 January 2017·People & Change

...Business Change and Delivery programmes have a natural lifecycle. There are three core phases: The first is to establish the strategy and programme following a period of analysis, reviewing the current state and existing business models pros and cons. Next, as the Programme starts to evolve into the delivery and change roll out stages this is where the greatest momentum is seen and experienced. The team and business are running full tilt at delivery and going through the key stages of the transformation. Read More...

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Making Digital Capability a Priority

Richard Chiumento·6 December 2016·The Case For Digital Transformation

...Almost half of business leaders in the UK believe technology will cause some disruption in their industry in the next two years, a study from Microsoft suggests. In "Digital Transformation: The Age of Innocence, Inertia or Innovation?" the software giant reports that the majority have not adequately embraced the need for change.  It states: "There is a sense that many organisations are tinkering around the edges of their business model" and cites slow decision-making, risk aversion, legacy investments and poor IT agility as "key blockers". Read More...

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If you see Schumpeter, fire him. Now!

Vivek Vishnu·6 December 2016·Strategy & Innovation

...I am aware that some unquestioning followers of Joseph Schumpeter will find this note irksome. However, please hold your horses, as it is important to see the negative impact of Schumpeter's famous theory on innovation & the-hero-entrepreneur.  At least, intellectual honesty demands that we see how the rediscovered hero in Schumpeter fairs in this age of Digital Everything. Read More...

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Following Four Different Paths to Innovation

Braden Kelley·29 November 2016·People & Change

...I had the opportunity recently to interview fellow Innovation author Gijs van Wulfen to talk with him about his new book The Innovation Maze, which is a follow-up to his great first book The Innovation Expedition. Read More...

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