Digital Disruption Masterclass PLUS Agile & Hackathons (Udemy.com)

• Get instant access to worksheets, follow along, and keep for reference

• Introduce yourself to our community of students in this course and tell us your goals

• Encouragement and celebration of your progress every step of the way: 25% > 50% > 75% & 100%

• Over 10 hours of clear and concise step-by-step instructions, lessons, and engagement

What others are saying about this course:

"This has provided great insight into the Digital transformation. Highly recommended." - Madhan J.

"This course was interesting and provided me the fundamentals to proceed. It is no secret, sometimes technology is a good thing, but it can impact many different things. Companies should adapt or they could end up losing more than just money." - Robert B.

"This course is brilliant - very interesting and covering so many factors of the digital world i reviewed all the resources which were very informative. Great Course and learnt so much from it" - Sue G.

"Very well thought out course and made easy to understand. The worksheets style are a brilliant point of reference for each course segment covered." - Agnes O.

"I am enjoying it, the course is current in terms of what is happening in the world of technology and paves the mindset for trying to think forward." - Dino G.

"Outstanding information, really an eye-opener, inspiring enough to spark an idea. thank you so much for this Peter." - Roy E.

"Fantastic course, it was easy to follow and it filled the gaps that I had with regards to the subject of digital" - Given

"I enjoyed the content and the authors ability to convey knowledge and to keep me intrigued from start to end. The author has done an excellent job and I am looking forward to more content from him" - Hebendran

"This course is really awesome, Peter really gets what it takes to win in the new age of business and it's really cool that he has shared his knowledge with the world" - Dean

Digital changed the world, businesses were turned upside down, and COVID-19 in 2020 has accelerated this trend. Consumers have unprecedented access to information and services that change how they are seen as customers. Digital disruption is all about how this has happened, the winners and losers, and the new rules of the game. Digital transformation is all about how individuals, firms, and governments are responding, changing their habits, ways of working, and expectations of any relationship. These are radical shifts that everyone needs to understand and continually anticipate in the second half of the digitally exponential chess board. All 12 lessons in the course include a handy worksheet that you can download and which summarises the key lessons for your application and future reference.

In this course, I’ll be engaging you 1 on 1, as well as providing you with visual insights and downloadable resources to support and embed your learning. We can also engage around the course content and once you’ve enrolled you’ll have access to it as I keep it updated. I’ve researched these topics in my Ph.D., written extensively about them on my blog, and spoken about them at international conferences. I’ve also had to adapt to them in my own life in the same way that you probably have. I look forward to seeing you in the lessons and please remember to rate and review the course. It's a privilege to be part of your learning journey.

What you will learn:

• The winners and losers of digital disruption; Kodak, Instagram, Nokia, Waze, and more

• Over The Top business models and the utilities they disintermediate

• Blockchain and bitcoin; how it works and why it is a threat

• Self-disruption through internal innovation and employee incentivization

• The FNB Codefest which was featured as a case study in Harvard Business Review

• Customer-centric design thinking and why big companies need it

• Principles and stages of exponential growth curves

• The rise of digital customers, the decline of physical networks

• How firms need "the crazy ones" to drive radical product innovation

• How the Internet of Things creates ecosystems for customers

• Agile, DevOps, and the principles of new ways of working

• The "Innovators Dilemma" of risking everything to stay ahead

• Virtual Reality, Artificial intelligence, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things

• Obsession with the customer experience and outside-in design thinking

• Digitization of industries, firms, and the impact of intelligent automation

• Models of exponential growth and technology adoption

• Incubators, accelerators, and the startup ecosystem

• Authentic leadership in a digitally changing world

• The new millennial generation and the customer of the future

• Hackathons are "moonshot factories" that help drive improved team collaboration and individual motivation

• FNB Codefest was a large hackathon in the banking industry and featured in Harvard Business Review

• Drive your Agile journey with a hackathon that gives teams freedom to solve business problems with the latest technology

• Top firms use hackathons to drive innovation such as Facebook's Like button and Google's map search feature

• Numerous global online hackathons responded to the global pandemic of 2020 by building social impact solutions

• Autonomy, mastery and purpose are intrinsic motivators for individuals to achieve sustainable high performance

• Masterclasses with experts can help team members gain skills in new technologies to achieve even better solutions

• Business leaders at FNB Codefest observed Agile practices that provide "competitor advantage"

• Collaboration at hackathons can bring people together from different departments to work together

• Business and IT work closely together at hackathons and build solutions much faster

• The FNB Codefest started as a small event with 40 people but grew over 4 years to a week long sprint with 350 people

• The Agile manifesto requires team environments that are trusting and supportive for people to get the job done

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