Data collection and turning that data into an assetGood day, all. This issue is a continuation from Issue 15, I encourage to read it before reading this issue, it’ll help your understanding of this one as it continues on the theme of data and its importance in Digital Transformation.
I recently recorded another podcast with Kadia Francis, the Digital Jamaican. You should check out her blog and podcast series, really good stuff.
Data, data, dataGood day everyone. As promised, back to a practical issue, this time less generalist and more centred on purely digital initiatives. Hope you enjoy it, let me know, don’t be shy.
On to this issue.
Data is the new oil
If nothing else, Digital Transformation is inseparable from data, not just any data, but good data and data that can be exploited in the short term as well as the long term.
And Digicel's missed opportunity for Digital TransformationGood day everyone. Today’s Issue is a follow-up from Issue 12, Management in the Digital Age. Let’s get straight to it.
Don’t forget to listen to the podcast I was a guest on ;) Kadia Francis (@digitaljamaican) asked me a question on twitter, I thought was very interesting:
@TFIDNewsletter Absolutely loved this. In terms of obsoletion isn't the same true for companies reluctant to incorporate technology into their business operations?
Continuing with an external analysisGood day everyone, I hope you’re all doing well and had a great week.
In any project that requires change on a large scale, an inescapable part of that process is the initial diagnostic. I’ve written about the PESTEL tool and how you can use it to analyse the external environment and how the Value Chain helps you understand the component parts of your business and the value each link brings towards your final profit.
... and its obesity problemHello everyone.
Back on track today after an eventful few weeks. I’m really happy to be writing this and hope you like this weeks’ discussion. As I mentioned in the recap Issue a couple of weeks back, this Issue is about a thought I’ve have had for quite some time. In fact, if I’m honest it started some time in the 1980s. I was on a day trip from school visit to an automated car assembly line in the West Midlands in the UK.