Designing Problems, Solving Solutions: Avoiding Common Digital Transformation Pitfalls
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How many times have you or your organisation implemented a solution and found it doesn't actually solve the problem it was meant for? Unlock the secrets to effective problem-solving and discover why understanding the root cause of a problem is crucial to finding the right solution. In this session we will guide you through the process of deeply understanding problems to devise solutions that actually solve them. You will learn the importance of the 'why' in problem-solving and how a thorough Discovery phase can transform your project outcomes, and we will explore how these principles apply to revolutionising your digital ecosystem.
Stephen Zappia - Solution Design Director @ Revium
Audrey Lim - Regional Partner Manager @ Storyblok
Key Highlights:
- The difference between implementing solutions and solving problems
- How to solve a digital organisational problem effectively
- Real-world examples
- Running an effective discovery
- Mapping your path to an effective solution
- Live Q&A Session
About the experts:
Stephen Zappier, with a career spanning IT, web development, communications and customer service across retail, SaaS and professional services, Stephen’s experience encompasses both management and technical leadership roles within dynamic Australian and global enterprises. Stephen is recognised for connecting user needs with technical solutions, leading projects, and teams to design and build solutions that help clients across various industries succeed in their goals across a broad technical stack. As Revium’s Solution Design Director he is responsible for all activities associated with digital transformation, including business strategy, current state analysis and devising future states through ideation and strategic direction.
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- Date: October 3
- Time: 8am CEST / 2pm SGT / 4pm AEST
- Language: English
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You won't find this elsewhere!
How many times have you or your organisation implemented a solution and found it doesn't actually solve the problem it was meant for? Unlock the secrets to effective problem-solving and discover why understanding the root cause of a problem is crucial to finding the right solution. In this session we will guide you through the process of deeply understanding problems to devise solutions that actually solve them. You will learn the importance of the 'why' in problem-solving and how a thorough Discovery phase can transform your project outcomes, and we will explore how these principles apply to revolutionising your digital ecosystem.
Stephen Zappia - Solution Design Director @ Revium
Audrey Lim - Regional Partner Manager @ Storyblok
Key Highlights:
- The difference between implementing solutions and solving problems
- How to solve a digital organisational problem effectively
- Real-world examples
- Running an effective discovery
- Mapping your path to an effective solution
- Live Q&A Session
About the experts:
Stephen Zappier, with a career spanning IT, web development, communications and customer service across retail, SaaS and professional services, Stephen’s experience encompasses both management and technical leadership roles within dynamic Australian and global enterprises. Stephen is recognised for connecting user needs with technical solutions, leading projects, and teams to design and build solutions that help clients across various industries succeed in their goals across a broad technical stack. As Revium’s Solution Design Director he is responsible for all activities associated with digital transformation, including business strategy, current state analysis and devising future states through ideation and strategic direction.