Welcome to Episode 19 of the Outliers Inn podcast: Leadership & Organizational Strategy
Topic: Join Antlerboy and JP as they speak with Gia Campari about business leadership.
Hosts: Joseph Paris & Benjamin Taylor
Guest: Gia Campari
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Topic: In this episode, your hosts, AntlerBoy an JP, start by lamenting the software industry and their almost arrogant – sometimes not almost arrogant – disregard for the customer and the user experience. Not that software companies will ever change, but rather a resignation that we have to endure. But the episode gets productive, or rather…
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Companies investing more in new technology make more money. Here’s why, and how you can accelerate your digital transformation. Our latest research finds that companies that excel at digital transformation share six habits. Digital transformation leaders that exhibit these six habits enjoy better financial performance than companies that have yet to adopt them. To catch…
This article means a surefire way to shoot yourself in the foot when you’re leading a large-scale change effort, is to ignore what’s on the minds of your employees. Using a metaphor to explain ideal management, McKinsey achieves what they intend to: When employees become open to new ways of looking at what’s possible for…
Topic: Antlerboy (aka Benjamin Taylor) continues to be plagued by substandard internet, although right in the middle of London and across the street to MI-6, yet can only get ADSL service to his office. How can that be in 2019? Broadcasting from home is not possible because Antlerboy is too “afraid” to tell his wife to…
Give a listen… My guest today is Stephan Meyer PhD, CEO of Almademey Ltd. I have known Stephen for some years now, he being one of the first professionals when I arrived in Germany over a decade ago. I have always found our conversations quite interesting. Like me, he knows you can’t hit home-runs without…
