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McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth

Flevy

McKinsey & Company partners published the Three Horizons (3H) of Growth framework in 2000. Product revisions, the introduction of accessory product features, new services, Digital Marketing, and improved customer support are examples of Horizon 1 initiatives. Interested in learning more about the Horizons of Growth framework?

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Decision Making in the Era of Growing Constraints (Part 1)

Planview

They are converting to electric, and hydrogen, and are optimizing traditional engines to emit 90% less harmful emissions than those produced prior to 2000. Particularly with digital product delivery, technology has advanced such that the barrier to placing a digital product in a customer’s hands is much lower.

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Artificial Intelligence and the Augmented SAM

Mercuri International

To say that we are living in a time where artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly relevant is a masterpiece of understatement. For example, working with digital twins as a sales tool — a virtual model designed to accurately reflect a physical object, relationship, or ecosystem. Create digital twins.

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Research update on the most in-demand soft skills

Red Star Kim

It used data from Russell Reynolds of nearly 5,000 job descriptions between 2000 to 2017 – for positions including CEO, CIO, Head of HR and CMO. Diversity and inclusion (communicating for D&I) is covered well here Book review: Digital Body Language – How to build trust by Erica Dhawan (kimtasso.com) ). Contact mpf@pmint.co.uk

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Spigit’s New Partnership Unlocks 1 million+ Data Scientists, Programmers, and technology architects

Planview

Digital disruption has been making and breaking businesses since 2000. And as newer technologies emerge, such as blockchain and artificial intelligence, it leaves companies scrambling to figure out what it means for their businesses now and in the future. Digital disruption also has another effect.

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Millennials vs. Gen Z: How their customer service expectations compare

Zendesk

But Gen Z members are the true digital natives, having grown up with smartphones in their hands. While older consumers tend to favor traditional channels such as phone and email, younger buyers are increasingly open to newer, digital alternatives. Self-service goes hand-in-hand with artificial intelligence.

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How Will Big Data Revolutionize Sales and CRM?

SalesPop

Our first blog in this series on artificial intelligence and sales discussed the reality versus fiction of AI and its real role in business. We are in the midst of what many call the 4th Industrial Revolution –the digital revolution. In this digital revolution, technology is the driving force.

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