Overview
Join us on Wednesday 22 November, 12 noon to 1pm, in partnership with Planon, where the new guidance note will be presented, and a panel will discuss common challenges and effective solutions to travelling the digital maturity pathway.
To gain a deeper understanding of the issues, read the guidance note ahead of the webinar. Informing the panel’s discussion, the guidance note outlines an approach for organisations to work towards digital maturity and embed it into their future. Innovation doesn’t just entail platforms and processes, but also factors such as broader strategy, engagement, training and culture. Travelling the digital maturity roadmap will position organisations for long-term success and a re-imagining of the service scope, value and positioning.
During the webinar, industry leader Gordon Mitchell will present the guidance with a deeper dive into aligning the operating model with management systems and approaches, and IWFM’s own Professionals Standards Framework. His presentation will be followed by a panel discussion that will touch upon the challenges and solutions towards moving up the digital maturity pathway. We will engage the audience through a series of polls and answer to any questions.
This episode also marks the 100th edition of our Navigating Turbulent Times (NTT) webinar series, which aims to give professionals the tools and learnings they need to succeed in the sector. We’ve covered topics as varied as productivity and wellbeing to sustainability and the future of work; access all episodes for free and on-demand. Many thanks to our listeners, expert contributors and partners who have joined us on this journey
Join the panel to discover:
- How businesses can assess and analyse their digital maturity – plus what needs to be done
- The business case for adopting technology best practices, gaining a competitive edge
- The importance of data-driven strategies to securing positive business outcomes
- Why digital maturity unlocks the power of workplaces, driving producivity at all levels