Digital Transformation Management Workshop: Influencing Upwards - Execution delivers Strategy, in Digital Transformations
Join us to explore the fundamentals that “the Executive” need when initiating a Digital Transformation program.
Pearcey Room, ACS Victoria, Level 2, 120 Clarendon St,, South Bank, VIC, 3006
Mon 11 Feb 2019 05:30 PM AEDT
Duration: 2.0 hours
Register by Mon 11 Feb 2019 02:00 PM AEDT
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Skills Level: Programme management (PGMG) -> Level 6
About this event
Digital transformations need great foundations, continual communication and transparency of delivery. Research is still maintaining that Governance and Sponsorship are still the most critical factors toward achieving a successful digital transformation, but our Executives responsible for that Governance and Sponsorship, may not have the experience or the confidence to challenge the status quo, nor the information they need for ensuring solid foundations and delivery. So what do we need to do, to influence the Executive agenda, to support us in our delivery?
This highly interactive session will explore the fundamentals that “the Executive” need when initiating a Digital Transformation program and what is needed on an ongoing basis to build and maintain confidence in delivery. The workshop will provide you with new techniques to embark on establishing those critical foundations and communication opportunities with your executive and the continual transparency of delivery along an iterative digital transformation journey.
This highly interactive session will explore the fundamentals that “the Executive” need when initiating a Digital Transformation program and what is needed on an ongoing basis to build and maintain confidence in delivery. The workshop will provide you with new techniques to embark on establishing those critical foundations and communication opportunities with your executive and the continual transparency of delivery along an iterative digital transformation journey.
Speakers
Speaker
Cecily Elizabeth MacDougall
Dr Cecily Macdougall is Founder and Managing Director of Building4Business Pty Ltd, which specializes in Transformation and Strategy-to-Execution. Cecily is a recognised expert in why transformation programs fail, early recognition of failure, and how to re-establish them. Cecily has re-established several complex, high risk, transformation programs so that they have been successfully delivered and adopted. These have included digital products, services and cultural transformations and produced significant business outcomes.
Cecily is highly energetic and innovative and has built and commercialized products and services for the company as well as for clients. She is also a thought leader and has recently created a Strategy to Execution Framework for a global industry association, IIBA.
Cecily is a CPA and an Honorary Fellow at Deakin University Australia. Cecily is currently a member of the Deakin IT Advisory Board, and is Treasurer for ACS Victoria Branch. She has been a Board member of Nurses Memorial Centre, Company Secretary and Director for the Hush Foundation and Chair of Body Corporate for a multi-million dollar resort.
Cecily is highly energetic and innovative and has built and commercialized products and services for the company as well as for clients. She is also a thought leader and has recently created a Strategy to Execution Framework for a global industry association, IIBA.
Cecily is a CPA and an Honorary Fellow at Deakin University Australia. Cecily is currently a member of the Deakin IT Advisory Board, and is Treasurer for ACS Victoria Branch. She has been a Board member of Nurses Memorial Centre, Company Secretary and Director for the Hush Foundation and Chair of Body Corporate for a multi-million dollar resort.
Speaker
Glenys Reid
Glenys Reid is a strategic leader and driver of change agendas across and within complex and demanding environments. She has the confidence to take measured risks at “the cutting edge” to achieve results. With a strong commitment to effective governance, and applying critical skills in strategic thinking, resilient change management, complex program delivery and structured project plans, she works to transform policy focus into effective service delivery while driving operational efficiencies.
Glenys has executive management experience in consulting, not for profit and government organisations. She is experienced in project and portfolio management, the development of business cases, and initiating enterprise reporting systems and processes. Glenys has worked across Victorian government in a range of ICT roles including running help desks, internet administration, whole of government eServices coordination, strategic analyst and major project reporting with the inaugural Office of the CIO in the Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet. Glenys is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Director’s
Glenys has executive management experience in consulting, not for profit and government organisations. She is experienced in project and portfolio management, the development of business cases, and initiating enterprise reporting systems and processes. Glenys has worked across Victorian government in a range of ICT roles including running help desks, internet administration, whole of government eServices coordination, strategic analyst and major project reporting with the inaugural Office of the CIO in the Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet. Glenys is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Director’s
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5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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7:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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