Mike Lenox - Strategy in the Digital Age

08/24/23 • 21 min

Mike Lenox is an award-winning professor, consultant, author and speaker who teaches at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business.
In this episode, we discuss some of the key insights from Mike's latest book, Strategy in the Digital Age: Mastering Digital Transformation. We talk about why digital transformation is changing the nature of competition and why digital disruption is transformation's evil twin. We also emphasize the importance of addressing ethical and legal challenges for responsible digital transformation, and finish with a few key lessons for business leaders.
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Pari Natarajan is the CEO of Zinnov, a global management and consulting firm with core expertise in globalization, product engineering and digital transformation.
In this episode, we talk about the evolution of digital transformation 1.0 to digital transformation 2.0, the current phase we're in now. We break down the concepts of digital plumbing and integrated experience, then discuss the role of sustainability in the future of digital transformation before concluding with some predictions for the future of automotive and entertainment.
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John Faber - Open Web & business composability

John Faber is a managing partner at the full service web agency Chapter Three which specializes in Drupal and in Next.js.
In this episode, we discuss the Open Web and what role composability can play in it. We talk about the importance of owning your own content and the advantages of open source over proprietary platforms in this context. We also discuss other key pillars of the Open Web, such as privacy and the changes going on there.
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