Changing Mindsets The Missing Ingredient to Digital Transformation [#904602]

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English | 2021 | ISBN: 9781098105839 | 61 pages | EPUB | 0.79 Mb
Most organizations are toiling away at their digital transformation strategy. Many have created enclaves of digital innovation, but few have modernized the entire organization. Why? They start with practices and technologies before changing the most important part: their organization's mindset. Executives in these organizations voice the same complaint: how do you get your people to actually change?
In this report, Michael Cote discusses how you can change your company's mindset from thinking about producing software to thinking about the purpose of software. Do you usually celebrate the completion of a software project? Or when the business runs better because of your software? That mindset shift has to start with people at the top.
With this report, you will
Learn how to think about software as a product rather than software as a project
Explore a collection of mindset shifts, practices, and "thought technologies" to help you think and act differently
Help managers change the way they think about their daily tasks, goals, and staff
Examine case studies that reveal why this transformation is successful, straightforward, and well documented
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