Lush's Hierarchy of Digital Transformation: A Prescription for Cloud Platform Value
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Lush's Hierarchy of Digital Transformation - Greg Lush
LUSH’S HIERARCHY OF
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
A Prescription for Cloud Platform Value
GREG LUSH
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Dedicated to…
those unafraid to travel past the horizon and discover that the digital world is far from flat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
T o all the individuals and organizations which have influenced my perspectives over the years, a huge thanks. I am speaking to you; those thoughtful leaders, managers, and workers who are struggling with, and committed to helping your organization digitally evolve. Each chapter and section are designed to sparks ideas and give you the confidence to challenge conventional thought. To evolve we must disturb the present in order to obtain a brighter future. The cloud is here to stay, just look up!
FOREWORD
By Greg Lush
M ost individuals in today’s enterprises may only use a few pieces of technology; a transactional system (CRM, accounting, work order management), a communication system (typically email and/or a messaging service), Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), and possibly a special purpose application (AutoCAD, etc.). While I have my broad stroke paintbrush
in hand; I would bet that most people are using a small percentage of the functionality provided within any of these tools.
I must be honest with you, this has and continues to bug the crap out of me. To pile on to that frustration, licensing models have also changed over the last few years from a capital (purchase the software) to an expense (where you just rent the software … forever). If you have not already been asked, or woke up and realized; am I really paying all that money for just email and file storage? Ouch. And so our journey begins: finding a way to extract greater value from our digital assets.
Over the last several years I have been experimenting and testing different approaches to help folks and I do believe that a prescription exists. This will be one of a series of sections, building upon one another, to lead you and your organization to the land of complete digital adoption. Forget that! The land of transformation where adoption is just a pebble in the rear-view mirror. This book is dedicated to those unafraid to travel past the horizon and discover that the digital world is far from flat.
Think about the amount of change which has occurred over the last three decades with business technology. Not just in the tools themselves, but the change in the IT professional has also been quite dramatic. I suppose how this change has been accepted (or not) may be an illustration of how much you believe in the pigeon theory. Long ago, while with a fellow worker who was complaining about constant change, he shared with me the Pigeon Theory.
Picture that you are a pigeon standing on a rooftop and, suddenly, a cat appears just five feet from your current position. You can feel the presence of the cat but refuse to turn your head, instead using your quietest internal voice to repeat, the cat is not hungry, the cat is not hungry.
Our business computing environments have and will continue to change, regardless of your ability to adapt and see what is right before your eyes.
The real value of technology is generated by true adoption, as opposed to the multi-decade approach of implementation and deployment. Unfortunately, many of the technology professionals working within organizations struggle to change lanes, transitioning from the bytes to the people. An entirely different approach is required, and this is the motivation behind assembling this prescriptive series on my hierarchy of digital transformation. Without changing our approach, I fear that organizations will be content with simply moving workloads like e-mail and files to the cloud, failing to unlock the