3 topical questions from the world of business, transformation, digital and skills.
What is Three@Three?
Three@Three, is a weekly video chat, between Steve Plummer (One Pebble Consulting), Angela Prentner-Smith (MD This is Milk) and Al Morris (Transformation lead for This is Milk). Each week they tackle 3 questions topical to today. Sometimes they will invite further collaborators. Current, Upcoming and Past Three@Three episodes: Episode 12: 23rd July 2020 - The role of IT in transformation programmes In this week's 3@3, Al and Steve discuss: 1. Should the IT team lead or support digital evolution projects? 2. What does the ideal cross-departmental mix look like? 3. What happens if you don't have an IT department? Episode 11: 16th July 2020 - Creating a healthy cultures In this week's episode Al and Steve are joined by Kerry Freeman, an expert in cultural change and owner of Free Human. We ask Kerry: 1. What does a healthy culture look like? 2. How can experimentation help with behavioural change? 3. How can I start experimenting? Episode 10: 9th July 2020 - Top 3 tips In this week's 3@3, Al and Steve discuss the top 3 things individuals and organisations should consider before embarking on a transformation programme. Episode 9: 30th June 2020 - Culture Change Al and Steve are joined by guest Jo McCallum, Chief Experience Officer at iDisrupt Digital. Our topic today is Culture Change and we ask Jo:
Episode 8: 25th June 2020 - Do what's right, not what's easy In this weeks 3@3, Angela and Steve discuss why now, more than ever before, leaders need to 'Do what's right, not what's easy' and ask:
Episode 7: 18th June 2020 - Data's role in Transformation For this the 7th episode of 3@3, we discuss Data's role in Transformation with Alan Crawley, chief executive of Optima Partners, a customer consultancy specialising in customer transformation and data sciences and ask:
Episode 6: 11th June 2020 - Resilience in a crisis We are once again joined this week by our special guest Dr. Deborah Benson, from Leaders for Leadership Ltd.
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 Barbara GeczyCustomer Analyst, This is Milk We would like to share with you what our incredible journey has taught us over the past years and to consider how these business lessons could benefit our audience. Whether you’re new to the world of business or have been in the game for years, we dare say the following lessons will hold true: ●Know your brand inside out – and don’t be afraid to be different.
When This is Milk was conceived, we started by defining our brand. We knew that our name would stand out from the crowd for example and prove a conversation starter. How right we were. If you’re curious as to the thought process behind the moniker, you can read about the branding exercise here. ●Treat your brand with the same importance as a major client Even if you’re overwhelmed with client work, never forget to focus on your brand and to share what’s going on with your company. Don’t neglect your business – look after it and it will look after you.  Angela Prentner-SmithManaging Consultant, This is Milk Happy New Year to you all! Here's a preview of what's in store for This is Milk in 2016 Well, we've said goodbye to 2015, a monumental year for us here at This is Milk. It’s been a year of tremendous learning. We’ve opened our minds, challenged conventions, networked for Scotland, trialed, debated, succeeded, failed and learned from everything in between.
We’re sure there’s even more of that to come in 2016, and so it should, after all - to learn is to get better, is to grow. And that's our mission - to make businesses better - our own included!  Angela Prentner-SmithManaging Consultant, This is Milk A simple tool to help you make the right choices for your business A few weeks ago I took a look at the very first GANTT chart I did back in March, when it was just me sitting at my coffee table thinking 'right, what are all the things I need to do to get This is Milk off the ground?' This was just after I’d been having a slight melt down thinking ‘there’s so much to do, how on earth am I possibly going to do this?!'
I put everything down on paper that was in my head, gave them indicative timeframes and sequences and then almost unintentionally didn't really look back at it. I did it, wrote it all down, and set it aside. It was an exercise of catharsis more than anything else. |
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