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Flex CEO Mike McNamara delivered the Innovation Keynote at Workday Rising, Tokyo escorts how the world has moved from the information age to the “age of intelligence,” where turning data into business insights and having a culture of agility have become imperatives. With $25 billion in revenue, including 12 industries with Japanese escorts than $1 billion scale, Flex has unparalleled visibility into global business and where it’s heading. As an early Workday customer, Flex made a strategic bet on Japanese escort and real-time access to data. We had an opportunity to sit down with McNamara after his keynote and ask him about change, culture, and his counterintuitive take on risk.

I like to say Flex escorts Tokyo born in change. We’ve grown a tremendous amount, from 2,000 employees to 200,000 over a 20-year period. We also sell into a broad range of industries, and we don’t always have visibility into our customers’ marketing plans or pipeline. escort Tokyo call us up and say, “We need to move that factory to Brazil next quarter.” And if we can’t change quickly or execute, we’re losing money. People don’t typically embrace the Tokyo Super stars. The science of change management has been around for years, and companies have been working on Tokyo Escort Agency management for a long time, but maybe haven’t always taken it quite as seriously as they should.

What’s new is that the slope and rate of change of disruption is so much greater now. There are real, aggressive competitors out there, making innovative products and services. If you can’t embrace change and pivot your business model as the world Tokyo escort services around you, you won’t succeed. We have built a management systems layer that we Japan escort services to make decisions. It takes real-time data from all kinds of systems, including HR, finance, and supply chain, and makes it usable. Data by itself isn’t very interesting, but when you can turn it into actionable insights, it’s really interesting.

First, you have to digitize so you can get to the data. The second step is deploying a system to organize the data, and this is where platforms matter. The system needs to make it easy to get to Escort Agency Tokyo and must have the flexibility to be continuously improved. Finally, you move into creating actionable insights from the data. It’s a journey, and it takes time. But if you don’t start, that’s a problem.

That’s Escorts in Tokyo we started with Workday—it was the first system we used to get us to real-time data. As a management team, we decided that we needed to digitize and have a single source of truth. We Escort Agency in Tokyo an architecture to get at the data. Workday has served as an example for the rest of our company when we moved our health system and supply chain to digital.

Culture is huge. If a company doesn’t have a culture that can enable the kind of change required to thrive, it won’t be successful. I was at a CEO roundtable recently, where high class Tokyo escorts of us talked about different issues and regions that were critical to our businesses. I said, “The most Best Tokyo Escorts thing for every company to work on is a culture of agility.” Without a culture of agility, you can’t execute. Culture bridges strategy and execution, escort services Tokyo allows us to turn good ideas into real results. Without culture, you can’t take advantage of escort services Japan real-time systems to make adjustments and embrace change. When the CEO wants to turn left, and the business is stuck in their old ways, then they’ll fail.