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You aren’t likely to lead people through wrenching change if they don’t trust you. And if they’re to trust you, they have to know you: who you are, where you’ve come from, and why you hold the views you do. Ideally, they’ll end up not only understanding you but also empathising with you.

Stephen Denning, former Director of Knowledge Management Development at the World Bank

TO SUPPORT
TRANSFORMATION

(OpinionWay survey for Coach Hub,
carried out with 310 managers and
110 executives, November 2021)

IT HAPPENED IN…

1990

THE AGE OF STRATEGIC
RECONFIGURATION

Gary Hamel and C.K. Prahalad introduced core competences in Competing for the Future. Their theory transformed businesses by pushing them to focus on their differentiating strengths to stay competitive in a swiftly changing world.

1994

ERP (ENTERPRISE
RESOURCE PLANNING)

The introduction of ERP software (particularly SAP) enabled companies to integrate their key processes – finance, supply chain, HR – into a single system. This marked a radical transformation in the management of organisations and their transition to digitisation.

2010s

LARGE-SCALE DIGITAL
TRANSFORMATION

The early 2010s saw the widespread adoption of digital technologies: cloud computing, big data and artificial intelligence. These tools revolutionised economic and operational models, making digital transformation essential for businesses to survive.

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