Transformation done well will package work into chunks | Incremental Improvment | PHIT Podcast | Jane Logie Part 2

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Transformation done well will package work into chunks | PHIT Podcast | Jane Logie Part 2

The PHIT Podcast made a return last week after a short break, we are now publishing the remaining episodes and this post has all the details for part of Jane Logie’s interview. It is full of useful pieces of information. I particularly enjoyed Jane’s views around delivering change and incremental improvements.

The Questions

1. Thinking about Digital Transformation. Do you think most organisations need to “transform” or is it more about “continual improvement”…and why?
2. Most organisations want to drive value from data/technology? How do you think technology and people solutions should be weighted or balanced?
3. What advice would you give your younger self or those starting out / changing their career?
4. Tell me a fun fact about yourself that perhaps nobody else knows about you?

SUMMARY KEYWORDS

The following are the summary keywords that OtterAI came up with after transcribing Jane’s interview

people, sponsors, business, transformation, job, technology, board, jane, program, question, case, advisor, range, incremental improvement, organizations, creating, part, chatting, absolutely, wargaming

The Links

You can view – Tinkering around the edges – Jane Logie Part 1 on YouTube
You can listen to – Tinkering around the edges – Part 1 on Anchor or Spotify

The Questions

1. Thinking about Digital Transformation. Do you think most organisations need to “transform” or is it more about “continual improvement”…and why?
2. Most organisations want to drive value from data/technology? How do you think technology and people solutions should be weighted or balanced?
3. What advice would you give your younger self or those starting out / changing their career?
4. Tell me a fun fact about yourself that perhaps nobody else knows about you?

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