Posts tagged with #transformation show how to reshape your organisation through implementation approaches that address both technical requirements and cultural readiness for change.
I recently spoke with Duncan Jefferies about how businesses can effectively harness generative AI to drive organisational transformation. The resulting AWS executive’s guide to generative AI offers a comprehensive roadmap for business leaders navigating this transformative technology. Here are the key insights and practical steps for organisations looking to unlock the potential of generative AI.
Last night I had the pleasure of speaking at the Chief Wine Officer event hosted by AWS at London’s National Portrait Gallery. The focus was on demystifying generative AI and helping business leaders understand how to harness its potential for real organisational transformation.
I recently contributed to the AWS Executive’s Guide to the Digital Workplace, exploring how organisations can successfully navigate digital transformation and build robust cloud-based infrastructures. Here are the key insights leaders need to consider when driving workplace digitalisation.
In my article about not taking your foot off the gas, published just as the world returned to some degree of normality in July 2021, I discussed that the pandemic was the forcing function that challenged businesses to adapt and engage in broad organisational transformation using the cloud, and that it should not be seen as a reason to slow down.
For many Boards, the pandemic has catalysed broad business change by accelerating digital transformation initiatives. The availability of cloud computing has democratised access to technology, and businesses of all shapes and sizes have seized on this opportunity to: increase revenue, margin, and profit; enter new markets and launch new products and services; delight, excite and get closer to their customers; and become more operationally efficient, increasing productivity, cutting waste, and reducing costs.
When evaluating an application’s cloud migration potential, there’s far more to consider than simple TCO calculations. From peak CPU and RAM requirements to often overlooked decommissioning costs, organisations need a comprehensive approach. The smartest strategy? Start by building a detailed business case that clearly communicates both cost considerations and business value to your key stakeholders. This broader perspective prevents the common mistake of focusing solely on TCO, which misses crucial elements like cloud adoption expenses, decommissioning costs, and the substantial business benefits cloud can deliver. For a thorough cost analysis, you’ll want to examine three critical areas: migration costs, ongoing operational expenses, and decommissioning expenditures.