DD#003: Building Business Capabilities

Change can be unnerving. When the Government is changing on what seems to be a daily basis, it’s a worry. The speed and apparent lack of thought across the board has caused chaos across the country.
But change doesn’t have to be carried out at breakneck speed, leaving disorder and confusion in its wake.
If you’re considering a Digital Transformation in your organisation, remember that incremental alterations will serve you better than sweeping change.

The Business Technology Standard is an industry best practice and an open-source management framework to effectively plan, build and run information technology in today’s technology-driven business world, and it’s ideal for building business capabilities for organisations starting or going through a digital transformation.

Our training puts you in the strongest position to manage change at a pace that suits you and your business to build new integrated ways of working. Take a look at our latest online training linked below.

SMALL CHANGES, BIG REWARDS

When companies have ideas they want to implement rapidly, they can often be lost or even die out in the speed with which the organisation can actually make those things happen.

You can see Nick talking above about how taking time and allowing clients to move at a pace that suits them has been more effective than rushing…

Xonetic

At its heart, digital modernisation is about improving your customer experience.

We define Digital Energy as the combination of highly digital and automated business applications and tools, combined with Industry leading ways of working, practices and techniques.

If you would like to understand more about our open-source best practice knowledge, training and IT advisory services then please drop in for a virtual coffee or register for a free seminar.

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Coach & Facilitator

ELENA VAN LEEMPUT

I like my work best when I can motivate and help other people. I constantly strive for excellence in everything I do and I’m open to different ideas that challenge my views. I believe in constant change which drives my innovative mindset. My background is both in technology and business with more than 15 years’ experience ranging from demand, development to service management. I enjoy taking initiative and carry out new ventures.

I try to keep things simple and bring my skills when I coach and facilitate to inspire people and help them innovate. I’m passionate about all forms of facilitation and coaching be it face-to-face or virtual facilitation. I also enjoy creating different e-learning training, holding innovation workshops and design thinking hackathons.

I also find it very important to nurture my creative side along the way (visual arts: photography, sketching, videography and all areas of design) through both my work and hobbies – which I’m happy to say I get to do often enough.

elena.van.leemput@sofigate.com

Coach & Facilitator

THOMAS HUGHES

I work as coach and facilitator in the Business Technology Academy. My focus is business simulation games such as the DevOps simulation. I consider myself a full-stack Business Technology professional of sorts. During the past 20+ years, I’ve worked in wide range of various IT and business management roles in and with organizations ranging from global enterprises to startups in a variety of industries.

I enjoy looking for new perspectives to phenomena and challenging myself and others to continuously develop ourselves and to expand our thinking. Being in the discomfort zone is the way to grow. As a coach I like to cross breed theoretical frameworks, practical examples, illuminating stories and humour. I see simulation games as a perfect way to combine these into an engaging and fun day.    

I enjoy exploring life through various projects and experiments. Some of these involve focused self-development both physically and mentally, while others focus more on creative aspirations related to areas like photography, writing and digital media.