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Digital Readiness:Leading the new normal

Digital Readiness:Leading the new normal

Digital Readiness

Leading the new normal

During this time of heightened uncertainty, digital readiness has enabled enterprises to make the right choices, and the right changes, at the right time, as well as using technology effectively to seize new opportunities for value-creation.

We’ve seen that those organizations able to adapt have survived the disruption of the pandemic, while those who are ill-equipped to do things differently have fallen by the wayside. Given that COVID-19 won’t be the last major disruption that leaders must navigate as we move into the new normal, it’s time to ask yourself:

Are you digitally-ready?

In this virtual series, we will address topics such as:

How to overcome the unique challenges that executives face in the era of digital

The organizational capabilities required to successfully navigate the changing digital landscape and achieve your business goals

The traits of successful digital leaders, and practical approaches to building these characteristics within your own organization

Featured keynote

George Westerman - Principal Research Scientist, MIT

Digital Enough: What you need to build a digital-ready culture

Featured webinars

Gary O’Brien & Ange Ferguson

Building digital readiness for a new era

AsiaPac, Wednesday, Oct. 21

Marcelo De Santis, Luke Vinogradov, & Ruth Harrison

Building digital readiness for a new era

Europe/US, Thursday, Oct. 22

Featured article

Digital Readiness: Leading in the digital era

The changing demands of the digital era requires new organizational capabilities and a different style of leadership. To move with the times, this ‘next generation’ of leaders must commit to continual evolution, of themselves and their teams. Gary O’Brien and Marcelo De Santis explore how.

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