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Change Management for Digital Transformation

  1. Change Management for DigitalTransformation Michael Sampson The Michael Sampson Company michaelsampson.net
  2. business transformation disruption digital transformation re-imagining effective work future of work
  3. business transformation digital transformation re-imagining effective work future of work disruption
  4. What is digital transformation?
  5. What is digital transformation?-enabled change
  6. NewTool or Approach Direct Indirect Indirect Indirect
  7. Autonomous Vehicles Don’t have to drive to work Can work, read or sleep in your own vehicle Acceptance of death by robot Don’t have to own a car No street signs or car parks “Phonecar” Direct Indirect Indirect Indirect
  8. Tesla PowerWall Not paying the electricity company every month Resilience and self- sufficiency Environment improves; Clean energy (wind, solar); No power lines Transmission network is no longer an asset Direct Indirect Indirect Indirect
  9. Starbucks Mobile Order & Pay Order from phone, pay from Starbucks card Less time waiting in line (900,000 hours/year) Don’t have to pay each time Starbucks a financial services company Direct Indirect Indirect Indirect
  10. Digital Tools Practices and Processes What Do Tasks Organisation Structure Where/When Get work Report Corporate Culture How Norms Attitudes Business Model Why Value given Value gained
  11. Office 365 Less Email, More Yammer Discussions across departments Less “them” More “us” Where we hire talent, how we staff projects Direct Indirect Indirect Indirect
  12. Available Implemented Connected Digital Tools
  13. Digital Tools Practices and Processes
  14. Challenge Lead people to effective use Digital Tools Practices and Processes
  15. Digital Tools Practices and Processes From Purchased Make available To Engrained Make practical Get value
  16. Approach Practices, processes, activities commonly done in daily work Digital Tools Practices and Processes
  17. michaelsampson.net/office365reimagining/
  18. Scenarios to Explore Opportunity Co-authoring, Meetings, Discussions, Projects, Productive Thinking, Distributing Updates, etc. Digital Tools Practices and Processes
  19. Adoption Framework Driving Effective Use of Office 365 Digital Tools Practices and Processes
  20. Surrounding Context Drivers for Effective Use Developing Usage Competence Effective Use Extending Effective Use
  21. Drivers for Effective Use Enables a Business Strategy Core to a Business Process Executive Mandate In-Group Social Expectation
  22. Drivers for Effective Use Enables a Business Strategy Core to a Business Process Executive Mandate In-Group Social Expectation Strategy: International Expansion through Acquisition Requirement: Consistent Processes and Operational Blueprint Tool: SharePoint and Workflow
  23. Developing Usage Competence Classroom Training One-to-One Coaching Self Study Materials Group Study Materials
  24. Self Study Materials Developing Usage Competence Classroom Training One-to-One Coaching Group Study Materials Example: Healthcare Firm What: Open clinic every Friday at 4pm Why: People can ask questions, seek guidance Tool: Yammer
  25. Effective Use Core to Work Embedded Champions Community Managers Remove Alternatives
  26. Effective Use Core to Work Embedded Champions Community Managers Remove Alternatives Example: Landcare Research (New Zealand) What: SharePoint for HR Team How: Wednesday Bulk Loading Party
  27. Extending Effective Use Exemplar Stories Internal User Group Train on Core Behaviours Train on Basic IT Skills
  28. Extending Effective Use Exemplar Stories Internal User Group Train on Core Behaviours Train on Basic IT Skills Example: The Warehouse (New Zealand) What: OneNote How: Mike replaces thick paper folder with OneNote
  29. CONCLUSION Leading people to effective use of new tools is the new fundamental skill set with Office 365.
  30. Organisation Structure DigitalTools Practices
  31. Organisation Structure Question What is newly possible? DigitalTools Practices
  32. From Hierarchy Silos To Network Market Organisation Structure DigitalTools Practices
  33. Yammer at Westpac From – central communication From – no open feedback loop To – open communication across offices and regions To – GMs / front-line staff Organisation Structure DigitalTools Practices
  34. Cisco SOAR Tech Sales Specialists From – Regionally-allocated To – Nationally-enabled Organisation Structure DigitalTools Practices
  35. CONCLUSION New digital tools can create change in how we structure our organisations.
  36. DigitalTools Practices Structure Corporate Culture
  37. DigitalTools Practices Question How could this smell better? Structure Corporate Culture
  38. Communication Feedback Decision-making Rights Risk and Reward Update Cycle DigitalTools Practices Hierarchical Perfectly formed Failure Closely held Individual Weeks/Months Structure Corporate Culture Collaborative Radically fresh Engagement Widely shared Collective Hours/Days
  39. DigitalTools Practices Structure Corporate Culture Pivotal 10 minutes of meetings a day (all company, all team)
  40. DigitalTools Practices Structure Corporate Culture Westpac Sharing across Australia and New Zealand on market observations, learnings, events
  41. DigitalTools Practices Structure Corporate Culture ASB Bank North Wharf Building Physical and digital integration Collaborative working styles
  42. DigitalTools Practices Structure Corporate Culture Key Strategy for Success Executive Mandate, Drive, Support, Modelling
  43. CONCLUSION New digital tools can enable us to get rid of the things that stink in our firms.
  44. Business Model DigitalTools Practices Structure Culture
  45. Business Model DigitalTools Practices Structure Culture Question How can we change value exchange?
  46. What is business transformation?
  47. Digital Tools Practices and Processes Organisation Structure Corporate Culture Business Model SoWhat? So if?
  48. What are others doing in our market space that challenges the current business model? Business Model DigitalTools Practices Structure Culture
  49. Business Model DigitalTools Practices Structure Culture What have others done in adjacent market spaces that could be leveraged in our business model? Example – Starbucks / Fin Services
  50. Business Model DigitalTools Practices Structure Culture What could we do? What if? (creativity, imagination, blue-sky thinking)
  51. Business Model DigitalTools Practices Structure Culture How else could we leverage our assets to improve business results? Example – Woolworths Australia as Full-Service Telecoms Firm
  52. Embracing digital-enabled change. 1 2 3
  53. Get the relative-impact right. 1
  54. Leaders need good technologists with great business acumen. 2 business > technology
  55. Getting to effective use enables your firm to benefit from significant indirect changes. 3 transformation > tools
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