Digital Transformation: Where Do We Come From?

00:07 Before we look at how things are today, we should look at how they were in the past.

00:11 Consider yourself an employee or a manager.

00:14 We'll go back a few years now.

00:16 You arrive in the morning, sit down at your desk, and obviously solely do your job.

00:21 Your boss stops by every now and then to see if you're performing your job correctly.

00:26 They give you feedback — new commands that you must somehow fit into your daily routine.

00:30 Giving feedback to your supervisor isn't always a good idea.

00:34 After all, you never know how they may respond.

00:40 Assume you have a good concept.

00:43 You can't just run away with it.

00:45 You must first complete an assignment.

00:48 First and foremost, you must obtain official approval.

00:51 You now have several alternatives.

00:53 You must, of course, go to the boss.

00:56 They can now say no or approve the entire thing.

00:59 Then you begin to work, getting status updates on your progress as you go.

01:03 This is not a good idea. That is an indication of immaturity.

01:08 Our company's motto is (or was) "First time right," which does not allow for mistakes.

01:15 That was undoubtedly true a few years ago.

01:17 Let's take a look at the current situation.