The Digital Iceberg

The Wrong Incentives The candle problem was created by Karl Duncker in 1945 as a cognitive performance test which tested an individual’s ...

What is a tribe? Continuing on from the previous blog, I wanted to look at the concept of leadership in more detail. Again, this concept ...

I’ve been talking a lot about change culture and creating an environment for change but not really addressed the question as to how you a...

The Technology Investment Decision As this blog has developed, the human side of technology adoption has started to capture my interest m...

A New Mission Statement My analysis in previous articles has brought me to a turning point. I have assessed what a digital transformation...

For years, companies have been raving about their digital transformation initiatives. Every time without fail, it pricks the ears up of t...

Survival of the Fittest To close off release week I wanted to give you some of thoughts on the big question Why? Again, as I entered the ...

In the digital age, we want to make our data to be 100% available to ourselves whenever and wherever but we want it to be 0% available to...

Are we reaching breaking point? In the last decade or so, the race to digitisation has forced organisations to deploy more and more new t...

With the digital transformations of many businesses of all shapes and sizes in full flow, their operations and services have become a non...

One of the main motivations of my blog is to condense the 0’s and 1’s of digital transformations into a language that anyone can understa...

In the last blog I explored how evidence has shown that the most agile companies are the most resilient. In this article, I thought I wou...

Advanced digital technology is not a new idea, the field of artificial intelligence (AI) research has been around since 1956. Somewhat am...

Kicking off my blog series, I wanted to give a brief history of transformation, for in the words of Terry Pratchett: The First Industrial...