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Reimagining digital transformation through a data and analytics led change methodology
Research shows that organisations around the world are failing, flailing, or paralysed in their digital transformation initiatives. A McKinsey report showed only 10% of digital transformations have brought business value, and a PwC study shows that in Australia alone, only 44% of CEOs feel that they have the tools necessary to analyse and use their data to inform subsequent business transformation efforts.
Transformation done properly is a risky business. It can bring massive disruption to a company, and transformation in the digital age has been largely associated with multi-year projects, massive outlays of investment, and statistics that say it won’t work.
But there is an alternative.
Domo’s Reimagine series is an executive event program for business leaders who desire to get more, today, out of their transformation initiatives, or who have a mandate to “do more with data”.
What you'll learn:
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Why traditional approaches to transformation aren’t delivering and the limitations of not doing things differently
2
How successful leaders are de-risking transformation through a data and analytics led change management approach
3
The five stages in data and analytics maturity and how to identify where you’re at, where you should be, and how to close the gap
4
How to reframe your approach to data and analytics to reduce the time to value and avoid long-running, high cost, high risk IT projects.
5
How to identify and quantify a use case for a data- and analytics- led transformation project that will deliver results in as little as six weeks, and examples of successful organisations who have done so
Time | Topic | Speaker |
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8:00am - 8:30am | Registration | |
8:30am - 8:40am | Welcome and Opening Remarks | Paul Harapin |
8:40am - 9:00am | Reimagining Digital Transformation | Chris Willis |
9:00am - 9:20am | The Psychology of Transformation Front Runners | Brad Howarth |
9:20am - 9:35am | Charting your Digital Transformational Journey | Dr Kevin McIsaac |
9:35am - 10:25am | Stories from the Coalface - Interviews with Domo Customers | Customer Speakers |
10:25am - 10:45am | Morning tea | |
10:45am - 11:30am | Getting Started: identifying your initial business use cases – Domo's Strategic Value Assessment methodology | Dr Kevin McIsaac |
Time | Topic | Speaker |
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8:30am - 9:00am | Registration | |
9:00am - 9:10am | Welcome and Opening Remarks | Paul Harapin |
9:10am - 9:30am | Reimagining Digital Transformation | Chris Willis |
9:30am - 9:50am | The Psychology of Transformation Front Runners | Brad Howarth |
9:50am - 10:05am | Charting your Digital Transformational Journey | Dr Kevin McIsaac |
10:05am - 10:55am | Stories from the Coalface - Interviews with Domo Customers | Customer Speakers |
10:55am - 11:15am | Morning tea | |
11:15am - 12:00pm | Getting Started: identifying your initial business use cases – Domo's Strategic Value Assessment methodology | Dr Kevin McIsaac |
* Speakers will vary in each city.
Speakers

Chris Willis
Chief of Design, Domo

Paul Harapin
Senior Vice President and General Manager, Domo APJ

Dr. Kevin McIsaac
Asia Pacific Business Value Practice Lead

Brad Howarth
Independent researcher and author

Tony Cheung
Senior Manager, Business Analytics & Campaign, Asana Global

Tony Trewhella
Partner, Deloitte

Paul Wilson
Director, Analytics & Information Management, Deloitte

Alex Twigg
Chief Information Officer, Judo Bank

Tom Caesar
Managing Director, Positive Group

Hong Zhou Wong
Senior VP, Group Controllership, Golden Agri-Resources
Dates and Locations
Date | City | Location |
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Thursday 18 July | Hong Kong | |
Tuesday 23 July | Singapore | |
Thursday 25 July | Melbourne | |
Tuesday 30 July | Brisbane | |
Thursday 1 August | Sydney |