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Transformational Leadership, Uncertainty and Digital Transformation: the research
What the research says about transformational leadership, uncertainty & digital transformation…. The digital transformation of an organisation’s operating systems, processes and strategies through the integration of digital technologies and IT has become an increasingly common process for many organisations. Advancements in technology and recent environmental pressures, for example climate change and Covid-19, which prompted the […]
Read moreWhat can we Learn from a Digital Transformation Consultant?
There are a lot of moving parts with a digital transformation. They are not a simple organisational change proposition with the latest technology thrown in. Transformation consultants get a unique view of a range of such projects across several different organisations. In this podcast Melanie Marshall talks about her experiences of transformation and change, and […]
Read moreWhat are the Success Factors for Digital Transformation?
Digital transformation is a complicated proposition with lots of moving parts. In this podcast, David and Melanie look at what the research and experience says about what it takes to be successful with digital transformation. Podcast Subscribe Subscribe on iTunes Player FM Listen on Spotify Listen on Podbean Google Podcast List of Podcasts in this […]
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The Importance of Trust During Digital Transformation Projects
The Trust for Transformation Model Whilst many focus on the technological aspects of digital transformation, it is often the people and organisational aspects which are the most complex during such projects. Building on the last podcast: What is Digital Transformation and how does it differ from IT Enabled Organisational Change? Melanie and David explore the […]
Read moreWhat is Digital Transformation and how does it differ from IT Enabled Organisational Change?
Digital transformation appears to be everywhere these days. But how does the research define digital transformation? In this, the first in a mini series looking at a range of issues around digital transformation David teams up with Australian consultant Melanie Marshall to talk about what is digital transformation and how it differs from things like […]
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How to Develop Influence as a Leader – A Consultant Practitioner Model
Leadership Influence Developing trust based influence takes effort and application. In this interview David talks with Scott Hunter, a consultant practitioner who has developed an interesting model of leadership influence. Podcast: Leadership Influence with Scott Hunter Subscribe Subscribe on iTunes Player FM Listen on Spotify Listen on Podbean Google Podcast Scott Hunter – The Innovate […]
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Organisational development and diversity from a practitioner perspective
Organisational development is a complex and interlinked series of activities, thinking and strategies. In this podcast, David talks with Jo Franco-Wheeler who is the Director of Organisational Development and Diversity at Inmarsat about the issues high tech organisations are facing especially around organisational development and inclusion and why these are interlinked. Listen now Subscribe Subscribe […]
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The Life and Business Changing Nature of Frames
Frames are a critical part of how we think about and perceive our world. But what are frames? How do you change a frame? Why would you want to? These and more questions are answered in this interview with the authors of Framers: Human Advantage in an Age of Technology and Turmoil; Kenneth Cukier, Viktor […]
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Coaching: Dark Triad Traits in the Coach
Coach Dark Traid Traits may be a neglected area of attention. What happens when the coach has dark triad traits? In a new study, Professor Adrian Furnham, of University College London has explored the area of coach dark triad traits and what impact they might have on coachees. The Podcast Coach Dark Triad Traits The […]
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How good leaders learn from failure
You don’t need a leader if you aren’t going anywhere. But if you and your organisation or business is on a journey, especially when all around you is changing, one thing is inevitable – failure. In his latest book, Stifled: Where Good Leaders Go Wrong, James Wetrich explores the role of failure in good leadership […]
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