Turner Austral

Had a great talk recently around a large successful transformation and have reflected on why it was a success.   Here are some key takeaways:   1. Establish a clear and simple/understandable strategy 2. Ensure C-level support and buy-in (in our case, the CFO) 3. Communicate the Strategy (and change) to stakeholders and get them involved 4. Focus on execution and get people onboard who have knowledge in the area if possible 5. Make tough decisions and remain consistent, even when it's challenging 6. Recognize and promote champions within the organization, train them, and support them 7. Manage the change, communicate, and demonstrate the benefits.   Could something have been better? Yes off course, we underestimated the change and communication part even for people who were very close to the transformation and even part of it. This was improved along the way, We learned that addressing these issues from the start is crucial. #transformation #strategy #leadership #communication #changemanagement

A new year but returning to some good old, but still very relevant topics.   Last 2 weeks ended with opportunities to discuss lessons learned and our perspectives on Cloud Transformations including benefits, challenges and approaches. Fun and engaging with lots of different inputs and 2 different but great Q&A.   We are also working on other active cloud transformations, securing execution according to plans and budget.   Reach out if you are interested or curious about cloud transformations benefitting from our vast experiences   #cloud #transformation #acceleration Turner Austral

In our daily work with customers, cybersecurity is high up on the agenda and broadly speaking the awareness and preparedness that we observe is improving rapidly. But even here in Denmark where we proud ourselves of being frontrunner country of digitalization, there are still obvious gaps to fill. Below, our consultant Niek shared his observations on CVD* and how we still need to evolve our mindset when it comes to protecting our IT assets 👇 *Coordinated vulnerability disclosure (CVD) is a process of sharing information about discovered software vulnerabilities to give affected organizations time to take action, before the vulnerabilities are disclosed to the public, to prevent attackers from exploiting them. The process also guarantees protection and optionally recognition for the work of security researchers who find and report vulnerabilities.

As the new company that we are, it was a great pleasure to have so many partners, customers, former colleagues and friends join our first “Turner Austral & Friends” event at Sofiekælderen. We had a fantastic afternoon and evening with passionate discussions and an inspiring guest speaker in Jan Voetman. Thank you Jan, for opening a small window into your latest endeavors in the world of data driven business value and contract management! It sparked many questions and spin-off discussions in the room afterward, and we are sure that the initiative will create many great anecdotes in the years to come. A very big thank you to everyone joining, actively participating and giving us feedback afterward! We will follow up with a Vol. 2 early next year, so make sure to stay in touch by following Turner Austral here on LinkedIn or via our website if you’d like to join us next time.