Transformation? It’s whatever you want it to be…
Fujitsu / March 14, 2023
Transformation is just one of those business terms that’s used to cover all manner of changes. Here, Andrew Brabban – Vice President and Head of Global Partner Engagement at Fujitsu – argues that whatever you want to call it, there’s one common, proven way to achieve your outcomes again and again. And he should know – he’s been working with Microsoft to drive strategy, transformation, and operational excellence for years.
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- Transformation? It’s whatever you want it to be…
- It's… bringing the power of digital to Botanical Water
- It's… reinventing antenatal healthcare for Helsinki Hospital to make their Digital Shift
- It's… creating faster, better guest experiences for Whitbread Group
- It's… enabling 5000+ users to make the work-from-home shift more effective for Westpac
- It's… supporting Daifuku Co. Ltd to adapt with pace and intelligence
- It's… connecting society by modernizing the library experience for citizens in Northern Ireland
- It’s… revolutionizing the $450 billion rice trade for Ricex
Transformation? It’s whatever you want it to be…
Maybe it’s improving the treatment of diabetes during pregnancy. Or perhaps it’s modernizing libraries, fit for the digital age. It could be transforming food supply or harvesting new water sources.
That’s the thing about transformation: it means different things to different organizations. Which is hardly surprising, considering every organization is unique. But whatever it is, you’ll find data at the heart of everyday decisions – no matter the organization.
Because getting there successfully requires the same approach. That is, a holistic approach that looks at every part of your organization and finds a solution that enables your people, processes, tools, and systems in a responsible way.
Transformation, therefore, is more than a moment in time. More than a linear path to a new system. Rather, it’s a journey to a better way of doing things over the long-term – for your organization, your people, and society at large.
In short, successful transformation must meet sustainability considerations – that’s everything from the physical effect of technology on the environment, to the social impact on diversity, equality, and inclusion.
At Fujitsu, we help our customers fulfil their visions and transform sustainably using Microsoft Cloud technology, whatever transformation means to them.
It's… bringing the power of digital to Botanical Water
Botanical Water Technologies (BWT) uses its technology to harvest, filter, and purify water during food production, including new sources of water. As a result of our expertise and commitment to sustainability, BWT chose Fujitsu as its partner to create a platform for end-to-end transparency and traceability of its processes. Fujitsu’s Track and Trust service – built on Microsoft Azure – not only gave BWT complete visibility of where new sources of water were being harvested, but also allowed water to be securely and sustainably delivered to local places and vulnerable people in need. Ultimately, giving BWT a sustainable, data-driven approach to its incredibly important work.
