Customers 2.0, Networked, Connected and InteractiveI’m back after a short and very unconnected holiday in St Lucia, an island I am very fond of for many reasons. I’m looking forward to getting back into the swing of writing more frequently and developing the other project I hinted about in a previous post. Stay tuned.
Lastly, I hope the title renaming doesn’t throw you off guard too much. To keep some consistency, I’ve titled this issue as planned with “Issue XX” removed.
Digitally transforming digital organisations | Autonomous vehicles and the CaribbeanTo start, some housekeeping. I’ll not publish this Friday as I’ll be taking a last-minute vacation for a few days this week. I’ll mostly be offline for well-deserved rest. Back to a normal schedule next week. Lastly, I’ve decided to ditch the issue number system before it becomes too unwieldy. Imagine Issue No. 14159265: ... Not good! It is for a good cause, however.
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In trying to explain Digital Transformation to organisations that are interested in it, we technical people tend to lose sight of the big picture and confuse business leaders by burying the discussion in technical jargon, this is direct feedback I’ve received recently.
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Firstly, my apologies! Last weeks’ issue was prematurely sent due to my error. I hope you didn’t mind too much. I’ll strive to ensure that it doesn’t happen in the future. I value enormously the privilege I have to communicate with you directly and I would be horrified to learn I over stepped the mark.
Digital Transformation in action in the CaribbeanHello everyone. Hope you enjoy this, slightly different issue.
After appearing on the ICT Pulse podcast, and writing about public transport in the Caribbean, I met up (online) with the CEO of RIDE Caribbean after writing about it. RIDE Caribbean is a startup hoping to do some of the things I’ve been talking about, and more! This week is an interview with Greggar Deterville, where we discuss some of the issues surrounding start-ups in this category, in the Caribbean and what the opportunities and difficulties are in reality, on the ground so to speak.