What we mean when we say “digital”

At the AGM one of the things I talked about was how digital doesn’t just mean changing the logo on the website and making some apps. ‘Digital’ when done well, means fundamentally redesigning the services we deliver, it means changing the way we work.

Here at the Co-op, when we say ‘digital’ we mean:

“Applying the culture, practices, processes & technologies of the Internet-era to respond to people’s raised expectations.”

Graphic with the text - Applying the culture, practices, processes & technologies of the Internet era to respond to people's raised expectations

Becoming a digital organisation means redesigning your services and your organisation, embracing ways of working that have long been second-nature to the best internet-era businesses.

It’s that simple – and that hard.

Mike Bracken
Chief Digital Officer

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    • gailalyon August 17, 2017 / 1:32 pm

      Tom works for us.

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