
Future Ready
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To be a top performer in the digital economy—to become truly future ready—you need a playbook. Now you have one.
As the world continues to become more fully digitized, it seems like almost every company you can think of—including your own—has embarked on a "digital transformation" journey. The problem is, many companies start down the road without a good sense of where they are going or a clear idea of how they will create and capture digital value. Not surprisingly, this leads to problems: failure to realize the value from digital in their bottom lines, wasted resources and effort, added complexity and dysfunction.
This compact, no-nonsense book provides a solution. In their years of working with senior executives around the world, MIT research scientists Stephanie Woerner, Peter Weill, and Ina Sebastian noticed that these leaders knew they had to transform their businesses, but lacked a coherent framework and a common language—a playbook—to guide and motivate their employees and keep everyone focused on a common goal.
Future Ready is that playbook. Based on years of rigorous research with data from more than a thousand companies—BBVA, CEMEX, DBS, Fidelity, Maersk, and many others—the book provides a powerful, field-tested "four pathways" framework that offers insights into the important dimensions at which a firm must excel in order to be competitive, as well as the organizational disruptions that every firm must manage as part of the transformation journey.
The book includes instructive examples, sharp analyses, assessments to help companies benchmark themselves against top performers, and many illuminating visuals to help crystallize the data and ideas.
Woerner, Weill, and Sebastian show that the goal isn't digital transformation but rather a profound business transformation. Future Ready is your playbook for becoming a top performer in the digital economy.
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Stephanie L. Woerner is Director and a Research Scientist at MIT's Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) at the MIT Sloan School of Management. She is the coauthor, with Peter Weill, of What's Your Digital Business Model?
Peter Weill is a Senior Research Scientist and Chairman of CISR. His writing and research have appeared in Harvard Business Review, MIT Sloan Management Review, and the Wall Street Journal. His books include IT Savvy, Enterprise Architecture as Strategy, and IT Governance, all published by Harvard Business Review Press.
Ina M. Sebastian is a Research Scientist at CISR. Her writing and research have appeared in MIT Sloan Management Review and MIS Quarterly Executive.
Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Ch. 1: Creating the Future-Ready Firm
- Ch. 2: Four Pathways to Future Ready
- Ch. 3: Pathway 1
- Ch. 4: Pathway 2
- Ch. 5: Pathway 3
- Ch. 6: Pathway 4
- Ch. 7: Leading the Transformation
- Notes
- Index
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
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