Digital Transformation Playbook

The fast-moving digital environment has been disorienting for traditional businesses, and many may not even realize their strategies are outdated. If managed correctly, lagging businesses can transition by harnessing the power of the digital age to create new value for customers and outperform their competitors. Drawing on years of experience as an educator, researcher, and consultant, David L. Rogers identifies five key rules-and provides practical, hands-on tools-that will help businesses of all sizes adapt, innovate, and maximize value creation. Rogers shows that, rather than being "disrupted" by digital business models, any business can learn the rules of today's leading digital enterprises. This playbook is all business leaders need to create and pursue a digital plan that works.

Auteur

David L. Rogers is faculty director of Columbia Business School's executive education programs in Digital Business Strategy and Digital Marketing and founder of the BRITE (brands, innovation, and technology) conference. He advises global companies such as Google, GE, Toyota, Visa, China Eastern Airlines, Kohler, and Macmillan on digital strategy and has led strategic workshops for executives in hundreds of companies from 64 countries. His most recent book is The Network Is Your Customer (2011).

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A practical action plan for businesses seeking to adapt and grow in today s digital market.

Résumé
"Millions of business executives at all levels are puzzled by how to adapt to the digital world. This book makes the 'solution' to the puzzle quite accessible." - Bill Duggan, author, Strategic Intuition: The Creative Spark in Human Achievement

Contenu

Preface

1. The Five Domains of Digital Transformation: Customers, Competition, Data, Innovation, Value
2. Harness Customer Networks
3. Build Platforms, Not Just Products
4. Turn Data Into Assets
5. Innovate by Rapid Experimentation
6. Adapt Your Value Proposition
7. Mastering Disruptive Business Models
   Conclusion
   Self-Assessment: Are You Ready for Digital Transformation?
   More Tools for Strategic Planning
   Notes
   Index
   About the Author