What is Digital Transformation?
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2015
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This is a rapid overview of what Digital Transformation is, the major mistakes businesses are making when approaching Digital Transformation and how they fix those mistakes.
It provides a guide on where to get academically and peer reviewed frameworks and where to start with any Digital Transformation project. - Věda a technologie
This should be The Bible for all those who talk about "digital transformation" having no idea what it really is.
Outstanding and the most precise definition of DT i have come across. Frankly 99 % people have no idea what it is ! Thanks for sharing.
Fabulous. I've seen may descriptions of digital transformation but I think this is the clearest and simplest.
Andreas Kaplan + Michael Haenlein: Digital transformation is “the integration of digital technology into all areas of society, and the changes that result from this integration”, Digital transformation and disruption: On big data, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and other things, Business Horizons Journal.
Good post. It is clear and crisp on explaining what is digital transformation and what is Not !! thank you !
Some great insights here Niall, thanks for sharing!
A great insight into the definition of Digital Transformation Niall. Thank you.
Brief and precise definition of DT...very nice
That's the best way that anyone has explained Digital Transformation! Neat, precise, to the point and short and concise! Super stuff, Niall! Bravo!
Many thanks!
You dumped down fool. Indoctrinated fool! This guys nothing more than a freemason satanist.
So this makes sense to you? Makes no kind of sense.
Nina Jefferson you nailed it!
Very good overview of what Digital Transformation is!
A decent stuff with deep insights for my personal digital transformation mindset..... as I am typing......A BIG Thank you!!!!
Thanks for sharing. The best explanation I have heard about Dig#trans up to now. Thank you!
Comprehensive and well-informed overview!
Truly, the concept of digital transformation is complex and multifaceted but has the power to drive significant changes and improvements in businesses.
Thanks for sharing. Well explained. Thanks!
Best explanation I have heard so far. Good one.
An excellent explanation of digital transformation why you need to do it now.
Nicely done Niall. Digital Transformation explained in a couple of minutes!
Thank you Hans :-)
A great free explanation.
Thanks.
Super video - well explained !
Excellent presentation emphasizing the changes in organizaional change not confined to changes in the administration and operation. My question is organisation transcending time-space coordinsyes is it possible? What is the legal implication?
Will not throw LEI system out of existence?
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks very simple and very informative.
Crystal clear explanation
Thank you very much for a well explained concept.
Azar Aftimos, many thanks for the feedback!
Niall
great. clear explantion
Great video.
Thanks for sharing
Excellent.
Good insight on Digital Transformation. In my view LEAN should precede any digital transformation. Business cannot have Cart before the Horse. As a Lean Six Sigma Practitioner i strongly feel process improvement should precede any technological advancement
The beginning is good But couldn't understand the last part. Thank You
What is digital transformation ? 1:36
start with what it is not... nice...
nice..who did the recording of this video ?
'Data' is a big part of the definition
I have found this same content on the other channel?
Imposters! You should write a comment on their channel that Niall McKeown doesn't approve! ;-)
good
good luck sister
1:02 good
i enjoy business, but my economy noy is facing a little trouble
music is too loud
Why don't you address radical transformation?
I be a farmer and I want to transform everything to Digital... Yup !! I wanna sell digital milk from online cows, and digitally farm 2000 acres of arable from.planting digital seed wheat all the way through to having a digital combine to harvest it with ... Now then where do we start !!?
Farming has been going digital for years. In 1790 90% of the global workforce was involved in farming. Today it’s less than 1%.
The earliest adopters of driverless/assisted driving vehicles has been in farming. The production of food is now a massively integrated digital supply chain.
No doubt if you research the topic you’ll find the entire industry is going through digital disruption right now.
@@Ionology I dont need to research anything. I am a victim of it. Digital disruption is an understatement. I have worked in the agricultural industry since the early seventies. Tractors back then had a very basic electrical system of battery, dynamo, starter and some even had lights. Everything was mechanical driven and operated all rods, cable and linkage to hydraulics. The only semiconductors that existed were in the transistor radio in the milking parlour.
The fact that today less than 1% of a global workforce is employed in farming is nothing to be proud of, you say it as though it's an achievement. It's not. Seriously... equipment that is so high tech is slowly becoming it's own downfall . Last year we lost 10 days of critical time due to a electronic failure on a tractor. Not only was the part not easily accessible on the machine but only a trained engineer with a diagnostic machine could trace it. But he wasn't a fitter that could take half the tractor to pieces to get to the failed sensor.
Today there are thousands of animals that die due to failure of electronic ventilation systems, automatic feed systems. Alarm systems that fail. Generators that fail to start. Failures within your digital world results in the insane and often brutal death of thousands of intensive farm animals... why because like you say less than 1% of a former workforce.
Yes 1 person today looks after thousands of intensive stocked sheds, be it cattle pigs or chickens. He is not capable of even starting to look for a problem let alone fix it. Why because as soon as he has walked round the sheds pulling out dead livestock he is already behind on needing to crack on to drill or harvest hundreds of acres a day of arable.
And why is that !? Because the production of food is now a massively integrated digital supply chain. It wants feeding more and more product for less and less money. Seriously !! ...do you know that todays market prices for agricultural produced commodities has barely doubled in half a century. How much did your old man earn in 1970. .. how much do you earn today.. what was the cost of petrol 50 years ago ... a car.... a house !?
Let me tell you and all the geeks out there. One day you will look back and say ... remember when we had jobs, remember when we we had freedom. There is only one way this world is going... Hungary !! Your building a machine that will one day consume you because you will be worthless.
As for Me !! Well from being a farm worker back then , well, today I'm an electrician and electronic engineer, I run a small business with my brother and we build control panels for environmental monitoring of stored crops. The information is gathered and data is stored in the cloud for farmers to download to their phones while they sit on their fat arses moaning about the cost of everything. Our little workforce are all victims of this digital transformation. We are all ex farm workers, we do it because we can but what frightens me is ... everyday I look at the destruction of the world that this bullshit demands. It's not going to be a happy ending I can see it coming. The cracks are in the ground already. I see them getting bigger everyday.
@@martinbroughton6655 the global population has doubled since I was born. The automation of farming has saved the planet from starvation.
I understand your anger. It’s not unusual when disruption comes your way. It’s happened to me. However I don’t believe because you’re into farming that you should be any more protected from disruptive change than the cooper, blacksmith or candlestick maker.
Change happens. It’s not the responsibility of technology to slow down change it’s the responsibility of the individual to understand and manage that change.
The problem that currently exists is the massive disparity in wealth inequality brought about by poor stewardship of that change. This is a political issue, not a technology issue. We vote for billionaires, elites and incompetent privileged right-wing hacks and the wonder why the rich have all the money. They tell us it’s down to the foreigners stealing jobs.
@@hohoho3510 OH !!! you want to talk about Wars!!!? ....Really and perhaps you might just explain to everyone how the Digital transformation has improved weapon systems and explain how the world superpowers won the vietnam war and the Afganistan War.. please let me know when that lecture takes place !!!... What a bloody stupid topic to bring up !! .... NEXT!!!
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rhoda clattenburg thanks for the feedback. Try the subtitles. I hope that helps.
Great speech with colorful body gesture but really empty in terms of practical guidance.
When I made this video 4 years ago, its purpose was to simply describe what digital transformation is and is not. The follow-on linked training videos are for practical guidance as are my courses on digital transformation www.ionology.com/digital-transformation-training/ or feel free to buy my book.
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Not sold. A bunch of jargon, no tangible facts or information stating what DT actually is. Marketers and leaders? How would you isolate to such a small portion of an organization.
Jeffrey, could you share your description so we can all learn?
This is more marketing video than an educational material.
We've go the world's most advance digital transformation framework, you can learn about it here: ionology.com/digital-transformation-framework/
If you'd like a straight up digital transformation course you can find it here:
ionology.com/digital-transformation-training/
You should be adding value too...
I lost this after 1:40...only big words
Huh?
Why is everyone saying this is the best explanation of digital transformation they've heard? Admittedly, it was a little insightful but good explanations generally use examples- he didn't. He told you what it wasn't (at the start of the video), went on to talk a little about disruptive technologies vis-à-vis companies merely digitizing some of their services before going on the main reason behind this video - plugging his organisation. Not very good.