The Infonomics
Letter
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Looking Ahead |
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Welcome back to the Infonomics Letter – the third and
final edition for 2014.
Back on January 6, I hoped that this would be a great
year for all of us.
Somehow, it didn’t work out like that and I’ve instead had what Queen
Elizabeth once called an “Annus Horribilis” – a horrible year.
Without going into too much detail, it’s best to say that I let
my guard down on health and was flattened by multiple bouts of
influenza. Maintaining my
normal level of productivity became impossible and I was forced to
choose carefully the tasks that would get my energy.
Two of the victims were The Infonomics Letter and my promised new
book, Digital Leadership Manifesto.
The good news from my perspective is that I have
recovered my health and am now looking forward to both a great Christmas
break and a very significant 2015.
So, before we close off 2014, a year in which I did
not achieve all my plans, I’d like to share four things with you:
Some thoughts that I compiled recently on governance of IT in the digital era
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Test or Fail - A Lesson from Myer |
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Welcome to the first Infonomics Letter for 2014.
I hope that it’s a great year for all of us.
In this edition we look at a major Australian
retailer’s online channel failure and the questions that might have
helped the CEO and Directors avoid the pain.
The
opportunity to save on Waltzing with the Elephant and to
pre-purchase Digital Leadership Manifesto continues until the end of the
month.
There’s also a reminder of the
ACS Education Across the Nation program which starts soon,
delivering briefings on Digital Leadership and classes on Digital
Leadership and Governance of IT in nine Australian cities during
February, March and April.
Waltzing with the Elephant: A comprehensive guide to directing and controlling information technology