What Cyber Resilience is not about…

JC GAILLARD·18 September 2019·Cyber Security

...Cyber resilience must not be used to legitimise window-dressing practices around cyber security. Although the theme is gaining momentum, there is a certain amount of confusion around what cyber resilience really means for organisations. For many, it is just another piece of consultant jargon: An abstract managerial concept with little… Read More...

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Unleash your intangibles; getting to the WHY with People Analytics. An interview with Max Blumberg.

Max Blumberg·17 September 2019·People & Change

...‘Leading Digital Transformation’ is a weekly podcast series produced in collaboration between The Digital Transformation People and Rob Llewellyn digital transformation advisor and founder of CXO Transform. During this series, Rob interviews experienced practitioners, authors and thought leaders whose stories and experiences provide valuable insights for digital transformation success. In… Read More...

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Adaptive Leadership – the adaptive leader

Karen Ferris·16 September 2019·People & Change

...In my last series of blogs, I explored the “Give It Up” model whereby true leaders need to move from a command and control style of leadership and towards one of delegation and trust. Not only do leaders need to give up control, they need to become adaptive leaders… Read More...

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The Digital Revolution is ending. Here’s what you need to do now.

Greg Satell·15 September 2019·Strategy & Innovation

...The history of digital technology has largely been one of denial followed by disruption. First came the concept of the productivity paradox, which noted the limited economic impact of digital technology. When e-commerce appeared, many doubted that it could ever compete with physical retail. Similar doubts were… Read More...

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Turn your ERP failures into optimization success

Matthew Gierc·12 September 2019·Delivery

...ERP. No other three letters can strike such fear into the heart of a CFO. But why is this the case? And what can leaders do to solve this problem? What is an ERP? First a quick primer. The term Enterprise Resource Planning, or ERP, was first coined by Gartner… Read More...

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Social business is an essential professional core skill

Mark Hewitt·11 September 2019·Customer Engagement

...Social media serves as a dynamic, and differentiating, method for business communication. From accessible and scalable publishing leveraging web-based technologies to enabling interactivity rather than one-directional communication between employees, customers, partners, and investors (through blogs, social networking platforms, podcasts, third party internet-based forums, wikis, and sites that host photos, videos… Read More...

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Make data a first class citizen at your company

Mark Hewitt·11 September 2019·Data & Analytics

...Making data a first class citizen is imperative to competing and succeeding in the business of today, and definitely tomorrow. Knowledge of data and how to leverage it is power. Data logistics is a concept used in computer networking that refers to the study of solutions… Read More...

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Are the Robots here to stay? A simple overview of Robotic Process Automation (RPA)

James Gaskin·9 September 2019·Enabling Technologies

...Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a form of automation where intelligent software processes, referred to as “Robots” take over repetitive and rule-based tasks that would have otherwise been performed by human beings. My first experience of RPA was a simple one……taking a customer telephone number from Cisco CTI passing it… Read More...

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Give it up. Productivity and engagement

Karen Ferris·9 September 2019·People & Change

...Productivity. Increased productivity is a direct result of delegation and trust. Employees not trusted by their manager will be less productive and more likely to leave the organization. Employees who feel trusted are higher performers and go the extra mile to get things done. When the competition is doing… Read More...

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Why Change Management so often fails

Greg Satell·8 September 2019·People & Change

...In 1983, McKinsey consultant Julien Phillips published a paper in the journal Human Resource Management that described an “adoption penalty” for firms that didn’t adapt to changes in the marketplace quickly enough. His ideas became McKinsey’s first change management model that it sold to clients. So it is… Read More...

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How to prepare your business for Innovation

Richard Morecroft·4 September 2019·Strategy & Innovation

...Everyone wants a piece of the innovation pie. According to the Office for National Statistics expenditure on research and development (R&D) performed by UK, businesses continue to grow, expanding by a whopping £1.1 billion to £23.7 billion in 2017 – an increase of 4.9% – with software development accounting… Read More...

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Beyond the Business Model Canvas

Braden Kelley·4 September 2019·Strategy & Innovation

...For decades when business people and aspiring entrepreneurs came up with an idea and became serious about commercializing it, they would, by default, create a business plan. Anyone who has ever created a business plan knows they are a LOT of work. And as any innovator knows, most ideas turn… Read More...

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