Vision stories: Getting the most for transformation
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Change agents know that stakeholders need a picture of the future – or “vision” – to point the way for a transformation. Yet visions can do more to unite and inspire action. How can telcos improve them?
Description
Format: PDF file
Pages: 38 pages Charts: 21 Author: Nicola Warren, Vikki Eccles Publication Date: September 2022Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Five recommendations for the “vision story”
- The scope of transformation and the need for a story
- Comparison of approaches
- Next Steps
- Introduction
- What is a vision?
- Why does a vision matter?
- Spark New Zealand
- The need for change at Spark
- The scope of Spark’s transformation
- How Spark communicated its vision for transformation
- Leaders invested time in communication
- Summary of Spark’s practices and results
- BT Digital, UK
- The need for change at BT Digital
- The scope of BT Digital’s transformation
- How BT Digital communicated its vision for transformation
- Summary of BT Digital’s practices and results
- M1, Singapore
- The need for change at M1
- The scope of M1’s transformation
- How M1 communicated its vision for transformation
- Driving the vision home
- Summary of M1’s practices and results
- Conclusions and recommendations
- What to communicate
- How to communicate
- The role of leaders
- Recommendations
Table of Figures
- Figure 1: Scope of transformation continuum
- Figure 2: Comparison of vision practices
- Figure 3: Telcos are putting transformation visions in place
- Figure 4: The quality of an executive vision facilitates transformation
- Figure 5: A vision reveals the need for change
- Figure 6: The detail of Spark’s “plan on a page”
- Figure 7: Sinek’s “Golden Circle
- Figure 8: Simon Moutter addressing employees at Spark (video link)
- Figure 9: Spark’s LinkedIn profile
- Figure 10: Spark’s practices
- Figure 11: BT Digital’s strategic opportunities
- Figure 12: BT’s “plan on a page”
- Figure 13: BT Digital’s mission
- Figure 14: Principles of the Digital Way
- Figure 15: BT Digital LinkedIn profile
- Figure 16: #Accelerate on Twitter
- Figure 17: BT Digital’s practices
- Figure 18: M1’s “Digital Ambition”
- Figure 19: M1’s practices
- Figure 20: Scope of transformation
- Figure 21: Comparison of vision practices
Keywords: agile, agile at scale, BT Digital, company mission, company vision, Culture, Digital Acceleration Index, Digital maturity, leadership, purpose, Spark New Zealand, stakeholders, story, storytelling, Strategy, transformation, Vision, vision story