Those readers who have read with their children may well be familiar
with the “That’s not my…” series of books.
For those who have not had this privilege,
the repeated concept of every book is a series of pages that all say what something is not, in an effort to explain what something actually is.
e.g. “That’s not my
Dog…(to a sheep)... it is too fluffy” or “That’s not my car…(to a space ship) it is too shiny”.
Given I have spent a fair amount of time on this blog, consulting
and in other ways attempting to explain what Digital Strategy is and how to
correctly implement it… I thought I’d adopt a different (and slightly more childish)
approach and explain what Digital Strategy is not.
A New Website:
That’s not my Digital Strategy, because it is just the implementation of a
customer-facing front end to your organisation.
A Business Transformation:
That’s not my Digital Strategy, because a business transformation programme has responsibilities beyond the implementation of the projects or work streams that deliver a digital strategy.
That’s not my Digital Strategy, because a business transformation programme has responsibilities beyond the implementation of the projects or work streams that deliver a digital strategy.
A Digital Platform:
That’s not my Digital Strategy, because although a Digital Platform can have the capability to provide online functionality across your organisation… it is not the thought & business case preparation beforehand nor the subsequent use and commercial measurement of that activity.
That’s not my Digital Strategy, because although a Digital Platform can have the capability to provide online functionality across your organisation… it is not the thought & business case preparation beforehand nor the subsequent use and commercial measurement of that activity.
A Digital Marketing Strategy:
That’s not my Digital Strategy, because it is just focused around the acquisition and retention of online customers, not the whole concept around the delivery of useful features such as self-serve functionality.
That’s not my Digital Strategy, because it is just focused around the acquisition and retention of online customers, not the whole concept around the delivery of useful features such as self-serve functionality.
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