Lindsay Herbert
Author of Digital Transformation and Global Chief Innovation Officer
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About Lindsay Herbert
Lindsay is also an IBM Inventor and the Chief Innovation Officer for IBM Garage where she advises the leaders of major companies on how to further their innovation agendas, as well as creating breakthrough technologies for IBM itself.
Her most recent invention is the IBM Instant Checkout, a revolutionary innovation for retail. This ground-breaking technology has resulted in international media coverage, including BBC World News and a segment on BBC Click.
Lindsay is also a Governor for the Museum of London, appointed by the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan to help inform the Museum’s own digital transformation journey. She also chairs the BIMA Innovation Council.
In her talks, Lindsay’s innovation lessons are brought to life with her own insider experiences, as well as inspiring stories from company leaders around the world. Audiences leave empowered and ready to drive real innovations in their own organisations.
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Lindsay Herbert’s topics include, but are not limited to:
Digital Transformation: The Bear in the Room
Too many leaders waste innovation efforts on ‘elephant in the room’ problems. These are the problems that drain time and resources, but don’t ultimately threaten the company’s survival.
To achieve success through innovation, you have to tackle the ‘bear in the room’. These are the problems that will tear your business apart if you continue to ignore them.
In this talk based on her internationally acclaimed book Digital Transformation, Lindsay will share three critical rules for spotting the bears from the elephants.
She’ll share stories from relevant companies worldwide, as well as her own hard-won lessons, to illustrate the practical next steps you can take today to innovate for tomorrow.
