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Tecnologia

DigitalTransformation
RodolfoOhl
03/27/2017 American Society of São Paulo

SOCIAL
CLOUD
INTERNET OF
THINGS
ANALYTICS
MOBILE

Picture by Robert Galbraith
Sundar Pichai, CEO Google
Google is remaking
itself as a “Machine
Learning First”
Company.

Original/
Innovator
Executor/
Perfecter
Replicator/
Synthesizer
ThreeTypesofCreators

VRCases
The City Within: Life in Rio’s favelas - Financial Times
After Solitary - Emblematic Group & PBS’ investigative
IAnimal Pigs - Animal Equality
Happy Googles - McDonald’s Sweden

“AllIknowisthat
Iknownothing”
Sócrates
Fatherof
DigitalTransformation

Customer
Experience
Business Model/
New Offering
Improving Processes
BigPillarsofDigitalTransformation

Driver Category Driver
Direct Manager Quality
• Accurately evaluates employee potential
• Quality of informal feedback
• Accurately evaluates employee performance
• Clearly articulates organizational goals
• Cares about employees
• Creates clear work plans and timelines
• Accepts responsibility for success and failures
• Adapts to changing circumstances
• Helps find solutions to problems
• Open to new ideas
• Inspires others
• Encourages employee development
Organizational Culture Traits
• Internal communication
• Future orientation
• Culture of flexibility
• Culture of innovation
• Customer focus
Day-to-Day Work
Environment
• Importance of projects to employee’’ personal
development
• Connection between work and organizational
strategy
Senior Executive Team
Characteristics
• Is open to new ideas
CoreDriversofEngagement

Medium Conﬁdential
Thankyou…
please,sendme
anemailto
receivethis
material.
03/27/2017
Rodolfo Ohl
rodolfo.ohl@gmail.com

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Digital Transformation - Rodolfo Ohl - American Society of São Paulo - Lecture

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3. Picture by Robert Galbraith Sundar Pichai, CEO Google Google is remaking itself as a “Machine Learning First” Company.

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5. Original/ Innovator Executor/ Perfecter Replicator/ Synthesizer ThreeTypesofCreators

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14. “AllIknowisthat Iknownothing” Sócrates Fatherof DigitalTransformation

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20. Driver Category Driver Direct Manager Quality • Accurately evaluates employee potential • Quality of informal feedback • Accurately evaluates employee performance • Clearly articulates organizational goals • Cares about employees • Creates clear work plans and timelines • Accepts responsibility for success and failures • Adapts to changing circumstances • Helps find solutions to problems • Open to new ideas • Inspires others • Encourages employee development Organizational Culture Traits • Internal communication • Future orientation • Culture of flexibility • Culture of innovation • Customer focus Day-to-Day Work Environment • Importance of projects to employee’’ personal development • Connection between work and organizational strategy Senior Executive Team Characteristics • Is open to new ideas CoreDriversofEngagement

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23. Medium Conﬁdential Thankyou… please,sendme anemailto receivethis material. 03/27/2017 Rodolfo Ohl rodolfo.ohl@gmail.com

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