
Explore trends and impacts shaping the future of digital transformation and learn how to move organizations and people toward transformational outcomes, balancing performance with lifelong learning.
traveling across new york, london, and paris, learn how small teams navigate acquisitions, investments, and change strategies in digital transformation by sensing trends and applying principles.
Explore the dualarity quadrants that classify teams and businesses by energy levels and strategic posture, from high-performing firms to transforming startups, and identify complacency risks and opportunities.
Understand the dualarity pendulum of transformation, showing how organizations and individuals balance internal and external change, with examples from Apple, Nokia, Microsoft, and Wal-Mart's digital shifts.
Explore how Industrial Revolution 4.0 accelerates the shift from physical to digital, empowering people through human-centric technologies and rapid disruption across society.
Explore how AI, drones, and machine learning reshape blue-, white-, and pink-collar work, with automation touching medicine and factories, while people create new roles like drivers and artificial therapists.
Develop the balance between forming and transforming in digital transformation, perform with operational and innovation excellence, align stakeholders and customers, and lead with clear communication and ambassador coalitions.
Explore a handshake between agility and incumbents' strengths to create a future organization open to transformation and focused on customers.
Explore how organizations evolve from rigid mechanics to self-managing ecosystems, balancing culture, strategy, and people to reinvent work amid digital transformation.
Define your digital transformation with a clear business strategy and customer-centric mission, pairing agile culture with data-driven systems for frictionless experiences.
Find your why by uncovering what you love and aligning it with a purpose-driven mission; apply this to digital transformation to create meaningful impact.
To succeed in ‘Digital’ Transformation, you need to put the Customer at the Heart, value People as the Soul and drive Digital as the Oxygen of your company. How do you find the right balance between performing (delivering on your short-term commitments of your core products and services and transforming) the long-term belief in your future and the power to adapt and lead? What can you learn from Lego, General Electric, Nespresso and Microsoft?
In the course, it's shown how to implement the digital transformation successfully by looking at the three interconnected pillars for your organization: customer, people and digital.