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I began my management consultancy career at Accenture after graduating from the University of Cambridge in 2010 with a degree in Geography. During my time with Accenture, I led a number of global tran...

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Steering the right course

There’s no getting away from it - while technology-enabled change is not new, the nature, pace of change and technologies available make digital transformation quite different. But there’s one thing that remains unchanged and as critical as ever: without the right kind of leadership the transformation will fail, or at best fall short.

So what does it take to lead a successful digital transformation? If digital transformation is a voyage into the unknown, how do you steer the right course? This article highlights five factors key to successful digital transformation.

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