Maximizing Value with Automation and Digital Transformation: A Realist’s Guide - Tapa dura

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Leslie Willcocks is Emeritus Professor at the London School of Economics, UK, and the Research Director of Knowledge Capital Partners. He is a recognised global authority, regular keynote speaker and has published widely in books and journals, as well as major media outlets such as Forbes magazine and Harvard Business Review.

 John Hindle is Managing Partner of Knowledge Capital Partners. He has an extensive international business background and holds a doctoral degree from Vanderbilt University and has held Adjunct Professorships in Human and Organisational Development with Vanderbilt, and International Marketing with New York University in London.

 Matt Stanton is a marketing professional with over 20 years’ experience across fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors. His professional experience spans global marketing roles, providing marketing consultancy services for leading international organisations, along with business start-ups in FMCG, pharmaceutical and biotechnology space and he is a Partner of Knowledge Capital Partners.

 John Smith is Knowledge Capital Partners’ communications specialist. He is an advisor and writer with exceptional experience of working with business leaders on communications critical to the outcome of major changes designed to increase the growth, sustainability and value of their organisations.

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This book is an indispensable guide for executives, programme leaders, and business owners on maximising value from automation and digital transformation. It provides a real-world journey map of automation, from RPA through to intelligent automation, with a focus on practical strategy and management principles intended to help seize the trillions of dollars that are still being left on the table by companies that have not yet made this leap.

 Though grounded on the research and advisory work of the author team, this book offers clear eyed, easy to read advice for avoiding the ‘transformation bog’ where many organisations find themselves, struggling to maintain their strategy in an environment that feels increasingly dynamic and confusing. This book is not blinded by the brilliant new technology and hones in on what works and what distracts. It provides a total value of ownership framework for navigation and identifies seven core digital capabilities required for success.

 Ultimately a book for realists rather than digital idealists, it will be a vital resource for professionals who must chart a course to verifiable business performance improvement through digital enterprise empowerment amid often conflicting priorities.

Leslie Willcocks is Emeritus Professor at the London School of Economics, UK, and the Research Director of Knowledge Capital Partners. He is a recognised global authority, regular keynote speaker and has published widely in books and journals, as well as major media outlets such as Forbes magazine and Harvard Business Review.

 John Hindle is Managing Partner of Knowledge Capital Partners. He has an extensive international business background and holds a doctoral degree from Vanderbilt University and has held Adjunct Professorships in Human and Organisational Development with Vanderbilt, and International Marketing with New York University in London.

 Matt Stanton is a marketing professional with over 20 years’ experience across fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors. His professional experience spans global marketing roles, providing marketing consultancy services for leading international organisations, along with business start-ups in FMCG, pharmaceutical and biotechnology space and he is a Partner of Knowledge Capital Partners.

 John Smith is Knowledge Capital Partners’ communications specialist. He is an advisor and writer with exceptional experience of working with business leaders on communications critical to the outcome of major changes designed to increase the growth, sustainability and value of their organisations.