Your company wants to buck business-as-usual. It wants to differentiate itself competitively. It wants to think—and, dammit, ACT—strategically. You have questions. How do we disrupt while keeping the lights on? How do we take analytics to the next level? What's the ROI for data? Can we leverage these to innovate? What should the organization look like? (Should we even have an organization?) How do we make sure our executives get it? Jill Dyché helps companies transform technology and data into competitive advantage. A noted management consultant, keynote speaker, and bestselling author, Jill has advised executives and counseled project teams on what delivery looks like for high-profile initiatives. The type of initiatives where you might not get a second shot at success. Jill has consulted for Global 2000 companies for nearly three decades across five continents. Companies as far-flung as the French National Railroad, Tesco, and National Bank of Kuwait, and as celebrated as Toyota, Microsoft, and Sony have all relied on Jill and her teams to color in what success looks like and help define execution. Jill has been a software executive and company founder. Now independent, she focuses on the creation of sustainable delivery frameworks, designing high-performance teams and aligning projects with strategy. She encourages companies to look beyond their endemic folklore and craft new narratives.Jill has written four books on the business value of technology. They include e-Data (Addison Wesley, 2000); The CRM Handbook (Addison Wesley, 2002); and Customer Data Integration (Wiley, 2011). Jill's latest book is The New IT (McGraw-Hill). The award-winning book profiles business leaders who have coupled leading-edge technologies with process innovations. Inc Magazine recently named The New IT one of the "60 Best Business Books Written by Women" and Retail Leader called Jill a "2017 Woman to Watch."Jill also speaks and writes about a number of technology trends that promise to shake things up. Recent keynote topics include the creation of innovation labs, how artificial intelligences disrupts internally, and using data for good. Contact her at jill@jilldyche.com, or via her website at http://www.jilldyche.com.

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