Category: Change Management

Change Management, Leadership

Digital Finance Evolution, is it child’s play?

Maybe the role revolution is not being televised, as it is a role evolution instead!

Two of my passion in life are travel and art, but not any old travel and any old art; Asian Art, and Asia travel.

So whilst enjoying a well earned summer break, I took a day trip with my son and daughter (5 and 6 years old) to the new Manga exhibition at the British Museum in London’s beautiful tree lined Bloomsbury.

It was a wonderful interactive display of art, tech and innovation charting the inception of the art, the pioneers that believed in it as an art form and its evolution over years to become the global phenomena it is today.

Tenuous link coming up…

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Change Management, Innovation

Digitalising a 20th Century Structure

Guest post by Mike Rose

I have had a few conversations recently about how organisations, particularly leaders, adapt to the digital world. The image above is a typical way that we might illustrate the way a company is structured, but more than that, it could be the way that we view sectors or even everything. Humans construct hierarchy in order to manage complicated things.

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Change Management, Leadership

4 steps to Innovation – first finance!

Guest post by Andy Burrows

I am still staggered when I think of the rate of change over my working life. It’s been transformed in less than 30 years.

There have been hard lessons for businesses that failed to adapt quickly. Just think of Blockbuster Video. They could have bought Netflix for $50m in 2000. Instead, they ignored it, and went out of business ten years later. Netflix is now worth almost $30bn.

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