An interview with Marcus Buckingham, founder of TMBC and author of StandOut. For more, visit the HBR article Leadership Development in the Age of the Algorithm.
Discussing Digital Strategies at Forrester’s Marketing Leadership Forum | Smarter Commerce
There’s a wonderful scene in All About Eve where the Bette Davis character delivers one of the most famous lines in movie history: “Fasten your seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night.”
I’ve found myself often thinking about that line when evaluating digital strategies. I’ve learned that if you’ve built your digital presence around anything other than delivering a better customer experience, then your seatbelt had better be fastened and fastened tight.
Next week at Forrester’s Marketing Leadership Forum 2012 in Los Angeles (a city where you’re only as good as your latest hit), I’m going to tackle the issue of building a digital strategy that will set you free from the confines of your seatbelt. Come join me as we discuss why digital is more than just another channel.
When Digital Gets Tough, the Tough Get Digital – Building a Digital Strategy That Delivers
April 18 2:35 p.m. – 3:05 p.m.
Platinum Ballroom C, 2nd Floor
Hope to see you there!
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Health 2.0 has pushed innovation in health care from its inception. From social networks for patients and providers to vertical search and mobile health tools, innovation continues. The Quantified Self represents the latest level of innovation for healthcare. The letters to the NY Times Sunday Magazine in response to the feature on The Data Driven Live, has this choice quote by Patricia Flatley Brennet of Project HealthDesign “Doctors are experts in clinical care; patients are experts in their daily experiences and how they make them feel. Both need to share more with each other.”
But some healthcare organizations have been innovative from the beginning. See the video on the Cleveland Clinic Model of Medicine and then read their latest Annual Report with President Obama on the cover. What a great place to work.
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