Description
The inevitable transformation of the company towards digital gives rise to a new function, that of Chief Digital Officer. His mission: that of a conductor who must organize the shift into a new world, where the rules of the game are no longer the same.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?Business leaders, managers and anyone involved in the digital transformation of their business.
Prerequisites
Training objectives
Training program
- Societal evolution in a profoundly changing world
- The infrastructure of this new world: technical characteristics and perspectives.
- The actors in this new world and their balance of power.
- Anthropological study of Digital Natives : their attitudes and behaviors.
- The digital enterprise: its definition, its architecture and its risks.
- The reorganization of company business models
- 7 billion consumers: every connected human is a potential customer.
- The customer, their ubiquity and their multiple points of contact with the company.
- Customer focus and customer experience.
- New organizations and new professions
- The impact of developments on the value chain.
- Purchase, supply chain, delivery and service.
- The new enterprise architecture.
- The Darwinian adaptation of companies.
- Digital strategies: adaptation, metamorphosis, symbiosis...
- Update on the digital transformation of businesses
- Observatory: analysis of multiple examples
- The actors of the transformation.
- The typology of adaptations.
- Co-... crowd -... Long Tail and robots.
- Big Data, Data Analysis and Predictive Power.
- A new function to encourage entry into this new world
- Identify the issues and expectations of general management.
- Improve customer knowledge and experience.
- Introduce a digital culture into the company.
- Improve operational efficiency.
- Foster permanent innovation and agility.
- Structure an agile, multi-platform and multi-device information system.
- Watch, absorptive capacity and Fab Lab.
- Identify the skills required for this new role
- The CDO: a catalyst at the crossroads of the CMO, CIO, COO and CRO functions.
- Characterization of key skills based on the analysis of numerous examples.
- Technical and human skills.
- Critical success factors.
- Perspectives on the evolution of this new role.