23 February 2023
Remote session
Most transformations fail because they are (unintentionally) designed to.
They often focus on technical decisions, not realising that technical decisions only magnify the strategy, culture and money flows of your organisation.
Does the movement of money in your organisation enable innovation? Agility? Reliability? Or does it get in the way?
In Jamie Dobson’s upcoming, highly-rated discussion, he highlights the main challenges in an enterprise's cloud migration—with a focus on the impact money flow has on transformation. The talk will be based on practical patterns and lessons from the O'Reilly book Cloud Native Transformation: Practical Patterns for Innovation.
Who is this talk for?
- You've got plans and ideas to disrupt your industry but get stuck when it comes to finance?
- Managers in larger-scale organisations trying to adopt Cloud Native products and practices
- Product owners
- Innovation directors
- Program managers
- Directors of transformation Infrastructure
Takeaways
- Understanding money flows, cultural gaps and how your finance team could change everything
- Insight on patterns and easy mistakes to avoid
- Practical applications of patterns to improve business
- Transformational awareness of behaviour, goals and the way financial decisions are made
- Practical applications of patterns to improve business
- Realising one of the deeper structural causes of problems in change management: how money moves through the organisation
- Insight into how your finance team could change everything
- Practical, low-risk, immediate next steps
Your Speaker:
Jamie Dobson is co-founder and CEO of Container Solutions, a professional services company that specialises in Cloud Native transformation. With clients like Shell, Adidas, and other large enterprises, CS helps organisations navigate not only technology solutions but also adapt their internal culture and set business strategy. A veteran software engineer, he specialises in leadership and organisational strategy, and is a frequent presenter at conferences.
