Real change starts with individuals who have the capacity to embrace uncertainty and lead
Embracing new technologies to innovate and change hits organisations in their core. It has large implications for the way we work, the way we organise ourselves, our governance and control principles, our culture and behaviours and our skills and capabilities.
The majority of (digital) transformations fail, however, because they mainly focus on technology and forget people. The secret to a successful transformation lies in a human centred approach aligning three elements.
People with the capability to lead change must find the courage to transcend the status quo. They thrive in organisations with the appropriate leadership and new ways of working that enable sustainable innovation.