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Industry 5.0 – IoT and Blockchain – An Application Case Study – Flight Safety Parts
By: Jim Gitney | Leave a ReplyA lot has happened since the creation of blockchain in 2009, including the great hype of 2014-2017, when hundreds of books were written and blockchain was continuously in the news – At that point, more of a fantasy than a practical business reality. Over the last few years, blockchain systems have matured and are going mainstream with companies now accepting cryptocurrencies for payments, issuing fungible tokens for digital assets, and notable companies such as Maersk, IBM, Walmart, and others having implemented blockchain in their supply chains. Just as the internet was in its infancy in the late 90’s, …Read More
This entry was posted in Blockchain IoT, Business Transformation, Case Studies, Information Technology, Manufacturing and Distribution, Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategic Planning 5.0, Strategy 5.0, Supply Chain Optimization, on January 28, 2022 -
Strategy Doesn’t Matter – Unless You Can Execute It…
By: Jim Gitney | Leave a ReplyStudies indicate that 90% of all companies do not execute their strategic plans effectively. So, only 10% of companies execute their strategies!? Why is there a problem with Strategic Execution™; the ability to implement strategy effectively and sustainably? Is it because they don’t care? Feel like strategy is a check the box activity?
There are multiple issues here that companies need to deal with: …Read More
This entry was posted in Inflection Point, Market Effectiveness, Strategic Execution 5.0 ™, Strategy 5.0, on May 2, 2021
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