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Data Culture Self-Fitness
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07/14/23
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The eternal paradox of the consultant: implement masterfully for your client, and remain jealous of all the beautiful things they have that you do not. Slalom's Karl Méhu walks us through how Slalom started their own insights and analytics transformation.Some of my favorite quotes:> Stepping over a dollar to pick up a nickel,> We've recognized that .. basically, it's was an inhibitor to our own growth> making sure also that we're not also orchestrating in a way just to accommodate legacy.That last point is critical! Karl and team made sure to look to what was needed today, and also challenge tradition so that they improved towards a bigger future.
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