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Winning in the 21st Century: A User’s Guide

  • PUBLISHED
  • 19 Jan 2017

Businesses are changing significantly driven by a steady penetration of digital technology, advances in UI, a new generation of more effective MI, IoT, and more mature cloud offerings.  LEF believe all businesses and government agencies need to continue to change in order to evolve, thrive and win in the 21st century.  

Businesses must re-imagine their organizations in six important ways.  Download the report which contains a 6/36 point model to assess your strengths, weaknesses and needs in order to thrive in the next decade.

Contact us for advice on undertaking the assessment and creating an action plan to become a 21st century organization.

Winning in the 21st century: ausers guide

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Dave Aron
Global Research Director
Dave Aron, based in the UK, is Global Research Director for Leading Edge Forum.  In this position, he guides a series of global research initiatives aimed at helping CIOs and other Business/ IT leaders reimagine their organizations and leadership for a tech-driven future. Dave is the author of our 2017 reports, Unleashing Digital Talent for Fun and Profit and Winning in the 21st Century - A User's Guide. Dave’s key areas of research include digital business, strategy and new business models.  Previously, Dave spent more than 12 years at Gartner, as a Gartner Fellow, focusing on strategy and CIO leadership issues.  Dave has more than 30 years’ experience in the IT business, and has been writing, speaking and teaching on digital business, IT strategy and other topics around the world for more than a decade. Dave holds a BSc in Computer Science from Queen Mary College, and an MBA from London Business School. Dave's alter ego is Mu, The 21st Century Anti-Strategist, which comprises Dave's distilled thoughts about what doesn't make sense as 20th century organizations sleepwalk into the 21st century.

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