The main value of being increasingly agile is to allow the organization to realize its potential visions more quickly, with less investment, and with greater chances of success. To realize those visions, one must have abilities — both non-digital and digital. Digital abilities are information systems–enabling abilities that allow for agility. In this Advisor, we define digital abilities through a partial list of key abilities in the form of technologies, attitudes, and approaches we should adopt to become agile.
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Driving Toward Agile: Build Abilities that Allow for Visions
Posted December 13, 2018 | Leadership |
About The Author
Yesha Sivan is the founder and CEO of i8 ventures, a boutique consultancy focused on digital transformation leadership. He is also a visiting professor of digital, innovation, and venture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong Business School. Dr. Sivan's professional experience includes developing and deploying innovative solutions for corporate, hi-tech, government, and defense environments. He focuses on digital strategy (SVIT – Strategic… Read More
Raz Heiferman is a Senior Digital Transformation Advisor at BDO Consulting. Previously, he was the acting government CIO and manager of the Shared Services division of the Israel government’s CIO office. Mr. Heiferman is also former CIO of Direct Insurance, Bezeq, and Optrotech, and has held other senior positions in two leading Israeli software houses. He teaches MBA-level courses on digital transformation strategy and leadership in the digital… Read More
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