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Digital Transformation Leadership
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A key resource on the dynamics of digital transformation for CDOs and other senior executives, looking into corporate culture, governance, leadership and management drivers
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JC Gaillard
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When digital disruption strikes, organizations need to prepare to respond to minimize the impact of those events. 
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An IBM research showed that 72% of executives said incumbents drove disruption in their industry, compared to just 23% for outsiders.
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Disruption should not be the do-or-die strategy for startups, but a considered choice.
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Innosight managing partner Scott Anthony on how major organizations can successfully reinvent themselves and counter the challenges from digitally fuelled start-ups.
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Businesses are being disrupted and redisrupted constantly. But controlling the disruption isn’t the solution. CIOs need to focus on reacting to inevitable disruption in intentional ways.
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The question for most companies isn't whether to adopt new digital business models alongside their legacy businesses. It's how to survive the transition.
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If even the mighty Google can be potentially overthrown by AI disruption, you should be concerned about what this may mean for your company.
Carson Harris's curator insight,
April 27, 2023 1:19 PM
Companies just about have to jump on the bandwagon and create their own A.I. or start implementing the technology in their businesses just to stay afloat. Obviously, A.I. technology will make business processes easier for both consumers and producers. However, this type of software and technology is not cheap. It is very expensive. Companies like Google and Microsoft have created their own versions of A.I. to stay up to date in the game, but A.I. isn't just causing a ruckus for search engine companies but all types businesses according to this article.
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The modern C-suite is using a whole new breed of data apps to empower the workforce, spark innovation, delight customers and improve their company’s bottom line.
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ARK Invest Big Ideas 2021 annual research report seeks to highlight the latest developments in innovation and offers some of our most provocative research conclusions for the year.
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A new species of disrupter has great products but offers even better experiences.
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Large companies have found that applying the principles of lean is more complicated than expected.
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From
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The most common and pervasive pattern of disruption is driven by customers. They are the ones behind the decisions to adopt or reject new technologies or new products. When large companies decide to focus on changing customer needs and wants, they end up responding more effectively to digital disruption.
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The downfall of iconic Swiss travel agency Kuoni exemplifies the grave options available to companies with pre-internet business models.
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