Rajiv

About the Author

Rajiv Jayaraman

A TEDx speaker and a thought leader in the space of digital transformation and learning, Rajiv has keen interest in the psychology and business of learning, design and digital. As the Founder-CEO of KNOLSKAPE, a global talent transformation company, he works with CXOs and senior leaders of leading organizations to help them transform talent for the digital age.

An alumnus of INSEAD and BITS, Pilani, Rajiv has been widely quoted and featured in Economic Times, Business Standard, Live Mint, CNBC Young Turks, ET Now.

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About the book

What do Google, Amazon, Facebook and Alibaba have in common? Collectively referred to as “GAFA”, these companies represent a new breed of competitors who are disrupting one industry after another using a playbook that most incumbent companies fail to understand. ‘Clearing the Digital BLUR’ will help you understand how these digital born organizations look at the world around them, and more importantly, help you transform your own organization to compete and ultimately, thrive in the digital age. With management playbooks from the industrial age offering very little meaningful guidance, we need a fresh perspective to respond to the digital challenge. Clearing the digital BLUR fills the gap by providing a guidebook for leaders and managers to leapfrog into the digital world, supported by a modern Strategy, Execution, leadership and culture.

The key focus areas addressed in this book:

  • The four crucial business lines that are blurring away in the digital age causing organizations that once powered through the industrial age are now falling by the wayside in the digital age.
  • A holistic approach to digital transformation by going beyond strategic frameworks to include practical insights on strategy execution, leadership, and culture through actionable frameworks, worksheets, case studies and interviews from leaders.

Praise for the book

Is your organization and are your people prepared to compete and ultimately, thrive in the digital age?