Patterns of responsibility is the title of a book by Henk van Luijck, former professor of Nijenrode, on business ethics and corporate governance. In it he distinguishes two approaches to these themes; a compliance strategy and an integrity strategy.
In the third video in the digital transformation series, we talk about laws and regulations. The AVG and GDPR are drivers for digital transformation.
In the second video in this series, we focus on the financial aspects of digital transformation. After all, the goal is to create value. But if you don’t apply it properly, it rather destroys value.
Denise Pellinkhof interviews Ken van Ierlant. He is director of FutureXL, has 45 years of experience in digital transformation and is the author of the book ‘Data – value – creation: how to earn money in the digital age’.
In 2017, the IDC indicated through a study that every company would have to deal with digital disruption. (“Become a Data Thriver: Realize Data Driven Digital Transformation,” Nov 2017) 2017). And that the effect would be large on many companies.
FutureXL directs the digital transformation projects. All necessary disciplines are brought together from an ecosystem. By optimally aligning operational business processes and technology, a super-efficient operational model is created.
Digital Transformation 4.0 actually says it itself: this is not about an incremental transformation, but about a step-change change, aimed at disruption and exponential value creation by using DATA to guarantee the continuity of the organization.
In his new book Data-Value-Creatie, how to earn money in the digital age, Ken van Ierlant smashes the IT infrastructure of organizations in the Netherlands with a huge sledgehammer blow.
What is nowadays called digitization is in fact nothing more or less than the automation of non-automated processes in the front end.
The 2020s will be a reprise of the 1920s in many ways. A huge, tech-driven innovation wave is coming our way.