Operating Model Reinvention
From the Transformation Management Blog
by Rob Llewellyn
The digital economy has fueled executive appetite for transformation. This blog highlights the challenges and opportunities of orchestrating digital business transformation successfully. It covers a broad range of transformation topics—from digital business models and innovation, through to transformation mindsets and value creation.
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An operating model translates strategic intent into operational capabilities. But the old operating models of many companies aren't equipped to deal with legitimate digital business transformation. Leaders need to ensure their organisations have the next-generation operating model needed to be successful in the digital economy.
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Posted on: May 27, 2020 07:00 AM |
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Priyanka Agarwal
Project Manager - Business Excellence| Accenture
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Thank you for sharing this podcast. Very apt summary of what we have been experiencing and witnessing in the name of Digital transformation for last many years. Like you mentioned it has become a cliché and missing the value management disciplines. I worked in service industry for 15 years and got a chance to work on transformation for 10 years for different industry client. So many times, management's inclination is to tag every initiative, even fixing the basics and delivering baseline performance as transformation. You have highlighted some great points and I think everyone should listen to this to understand what mistakes should be avoided and what does real digital transformation means. Thank you
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