
Learn how to deliver transformations that avoid the 84% failure rate by integrating technical and people elements through thirteen components, with two-day transformathons and cpd-accredited guidance.
Transformation means the gap between today and the future, spanning process improvement, digitization, and various change types—from business-wide to function-level—such as business model, product, supply chain, culture, and ESG.
Explore moving parts of transformation—project management, technical execution, and change management—and how external market shifts require upskilling, buy-in, harmonized operations, metrics, and a single point of truth in 13 components.
Expose how 84% of transformations fail and $7.4 trillion has been spent; replace industrial-based change with dynamic, metric-driven approaches that align with the human brain and build a virtuous cycle.
Align individual, team, and organizational purpose with a dynamic single point of truth and 13 components, using transformation accounting to sustain momentum, value, and continuous innovation through transforming whilst performing.
Introduce the key concepts of digital transformation, including the single point of truth and its 13 components, the synthesized transformation skill set, minimum viable transformation, design thinking, and adoption curve.
Explore the 13 components of transformation and the single point of truth (spot), reframing change through a practical, operational lens with governance, metrics, and momentum.
Master the interdependency pyramid and how 13 components from customer and channel to metrics interact, so changes preserve outcomes while guiding decision making, change management, and alignment.
Discover how cognitive biases and heuristics shape digital transformation efforts, from availability and framing to anchoring, confirmation biases, and loss aversion, and how a 13-component, step-by-step approach overcomes these errors.
Develop a synthesized transformation skill set by mastering 13 interrelated components and interdependency pyramid, from board to graduate level, with four baseline skills: innovation, strategy, technical execution, and soft skills.
Apply the MVT minimum viable transformation by creating a small, operational version, testing with customers, validating outcomes, containing change in 6–8 weeks, and scaling cost-effectively; framework and methodology agnostic.
Validate hypotheses across 13 components through phased iterations, ensuring value, growth, and viability. Use mini tests (MTS) to architect, prioritize, execute, learn, and scale in a method-agnostic approach.
Discover design thinking and its five components—empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test—and learn how this non-linear approach drives transformation by solving the real needs of end users.
Understand the adoption curve and adopter categories—from innovators to laggards—and use diffusion of innovation to accelerate transformation with targeted strategies.
Explore how neuroscience aligns technical execution with human behavior through the habit loop and hook model, detailing cue, craving, response, reward, trigger, action, variable reward, and investment for transformation.
Explore a practical, step-by-step application of 13 transformation components, using the single point of truth and Madlib templates to architect, validate, and execute real-time insights.
Explore how the 13 components come together from a high-level Mad Libs overview, then dive into detailed skills with component-specific training, process maps, and current versus future state differences.
Conclude this component by embracing transformation, strategic change, and innovation; reach out via social media or email, and move toward a synthesized skill set underpinning delivering change and strategy.
CPD accredited, this introduction covers the exclusive intellectual property by IMPAKT IT out of Oxford University Innovation on delivering successful transformation (84% fail) of all types (e.g. digital, finance, supply chain, new product, process optimisation, ESG etc.). The Introduction will cover:
the 13 components required to deliver successful business transformation, strategy & change (including technical, people, external market, internal operations etc.)
Including the phases for architecting and then executing
why they fail,
identifying interdependencies to make the most of opportunities and mitigate risks fast.
the Adoption curve and adopter categories and Hook Model foundation to ignite momentum,
including MVT™ (minimum viable transformation), start small, scale fast at lower cost and higher return.
And how to communicate and track it all on one page using the SPOT™ (Single Point Of Truth);
Hook models and habit loops for optimum solutions and fast adoption.
Neuroscience and common human errors in technical delivery.
The 13 components cover the external market factors, existing internal operations, the governance and designing and measuring metrics and benefits, covering:
defining the root problem and objective;
customers (internal and external) and channel;
competitors and alternatives (internal & external);
value propositions & product development / solution;
process;
technology;
resources team and skills, planning and prioritising;
creating momentum;
Designing and measuring the right metrics;
change management;
project management and other governance.