The Innovative Dinosaur: A Guidebook for Crossing the Transformational Chasm from Traditional to Digital Enterprise - Paperback

by Motaz Agamawi (Author)

The Innovative Dinosaur offers a detailed roadmap for traditional organizations facing the existential threat of digital disruption. As new entrants into the marketplace push innovation forward, established businesses often struggle to maintain profitability and relevance. This book offers a practical guide for navigating these challenges and adapting to the new digital age.

Through more than 50 case studies from various industries, readers will explore the transformative impact of digital disruptors and how traditional players can evolve. With over 20 canvases, frameworks, and tools, this book provides actionable steps for business leaders to rethink their value chains, implement new business models, and seize new revenue streams. Whether you're a business leader, innovator, investor, or entrepreneur, this guide arms you with strategies to overcome the disruption tsunami.

The Innovative Dinosaur doesn't just analyze the problem; it offers tangible solutions to help enterprises adapt and thrive in the digital era. From insights on software's role in industry disruption to case studies on successful transformations, this book is an essential read for anyone serious about ensuring their business's survival and success.

With 70+ visuals and illustrations and 250+ resources, this guidebook is packed with practical insights that will help you design tomorrow's enterprise today.

Author Biography

MOTAZ AGAMAWI's life work is about managing technologies development to the benefit of our humankind. He is a believer that technology leads to a better tomorrow when the proper technology management paradigm is applied. Motaz previously held the role of Director at Valeo Service Smart Service Center and the Head of Research and Innovation. Currently, he is Partner and Chief Technology Officer of PwC Egypt Technology and Innovation Center (ETIC) and a Board Member of the National Telecommunication Institute.