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Is Your Organization Digitally Mature?

Leading Blog

Only by fundamentally changing the way the organization works—through flattening hierarchies, speeding up decision making, helping employees develop needed skills, and successfully understanding both opportunities and threats in the environment—can an organization truly adapt to a digital world. Digital Maturity. Digital Talent.

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Evolving Legacies: Navigating Sustainable Leadership Transitions

N2Growth Blog

However, as an organization matures, its leadership requirements evolve, necessitating a thoughtful transition to ensure sustained success. While this control can drive innovation and maintain the founding vision, it also introduces complexities in planning and executing effective leadership succession and transition.

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The Evolving Influence of the Chief Digital Officer on Enterprise Strategy

N2Growth Blog

As enterprises at every stage of maturity strengthen their digital capabilities, the Chief Digital Officer has emerged as a strategic force within the executive suite. Instead, it has evolved into an indispensable leadership position encompassing digital innovation, organizational change, and business model reinvention.

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Innovate Forward

Leading Blog

Technology is the raw material that 21st-century innovators need to build new business capabilities, to develop exciting new products and services, and to create workarounds for the physical distancing measures we will likely endure for the foreseeable future. New technology will change the way we work.

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Leadership & Changing Your Mind

N2Growth Blog

They don’t want to be right, they want the right outcome – they want to learn, grow, develop, and mature. Moreover, it’s the ability to evolve and nuance thinking that leads to the change and innovation your organization needs to survive. The smartest people I know are the most willing to change their mind.

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That’s Not How We Do It Here!

Leading Blog

It is the story of Nadia bright and adventurous meerkat who is part of a mature clan with over 150 members. The story parallels the evolution of organizations of all types as they grow and mature. They begin to cope with their size by cementing in systems, structures and policies, that inadvertently kill speed, agility and innovation.

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What Kind of Innovator Are You?

Leading Blog

When it comes to innovation, it is no different. Jeff DeGraff writes in The Innovation Code , “ Your dominant worldview is your biggest strength —the quality that makes you stand out from other people.” DeGraff describes four basic worldviews or approaches to innovation : the Artist, the Engineer, the Athlete, and the Sage.