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Starts with a dot‑com origin story—bookings handled by a bank of 25 fax machines and an IPO of nearly £1 billion—then lays out a modern case study: ahm re‑platforms and uplifts digital capability by recruiting an internal team, cutting agency dependency, and wiring collaboration with Slack, GitHub, Trello. Successes include repeatable governance, role‑modelling wins that make Medibank ask for advice, and a clear argument that bravery plus those conditions drive continuous evolution rather than a single big transformation.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The dot-com beginnings
- 2:51The reality of early startups
- 6:11Problems with transformation
- 9:04The myth of the cocoon
- 12:25Evolution over transformation
- 15:15Conditions for success
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