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Where Have All The Corporate Stories Gone?

It's Saul Connected

Last year we had Guy Wollaert, Chief Technology Officer Coca Cola Company, as a storyteller. Guy loved the challenge and rose to it sharing a compelling story about Coca Cola’s attempts to introduce innovation and entrepreneurship into a huge enterprise. The competition might eavesdrop! Every year it’s the same.

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Hackathons—HR’s best friend

hackerearth

If you're inside a company and convinced you have the best thing and if only you could get visibility in front of your CTO—then an internal hackathon is a great way of enticing the internal developers to skip to the top of the list, get an exclusive peak of data or even incubation,” says Delyn Simmons from Mashery.

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ABCDEFG of Successful Digital Transformation

Rmukesh Gupta

Enable us to partner with someone to create competitive advantage. And that is that in order to truly qualify to be a digital transformation initiative, the project should have two elements – Technology & Business Impact. Help us enter a new market or go after a new kind of customer. Change how we compete in the market.

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The rise and rise of Entrepreneurs

Matthew Griffin

Typically there are two groups that will be looking to disrupt your business – competitive corporations, either from within or from outside of your current industry and Entrepreneurs. Disruption is now closer to your door than it’s ever been before. The Caravan on your lawn.

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Hackathon Survival Guide: What You Need To Know Going Into A Hackathon

hackerearth

You might end up learning more from the competition in the span of 48 hours than a boot camp, course, or year of schooling. The lessons you gain, both in software development, entrepreneurship, and in working as a team will pay dividends down the road. Let’s digitize the future!

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The death of the 20th Century corporation

Matthew Griffin

“Evidence shows us that the 20 th Century Corporation is dying and that it’s being replaced by a new breed of Millennial Organisation that operates, scales and runs in an entirely new way. In order to compete tomorrow’s corporations will need to reinvent their operating model and embrace a Platform strategy.”.