The Dash

I'd like to drill down into your last comment: How they see the world differently. Let's push harder on this and flesh out a comprehensive framework for understanding their frame of reference. Let's do a quick inventory on all the universal decision parameters a digital decision-maker would weigh in mind: obviously cost, fit, security…. Excellent—let’s…

Let's talk about DDM personas: leaders, architects, practitioners, in specific job roles, and what a "day in the life" looks like? How do decision makers see the world differently when they have command of their technology?

Taking an open-ended approach to AI engagement without a preconceived outcome can prove quite valuable in exploring open-ended ideas without knowing where they might lead.

The glue that ultimately binds Digital Decision Makers as a group is the facility for leveraging digital tools and data to achieve personal and professional objectives. DDMs aren't just "good at technology", they have an innate drive to use tools to improve their performance and their environment.

The inaugural DDM Council survey is now underway. The focus is on emerging roles and new job titles in Digital Workplace Management and Digital Experience Management. If you have a job title in this domain, you're a pioneer!

Digital Decision Makers are emerging across the enterprise. They are architects and practitioners, leaders and executive sponsors. What they need to be accelerate their success is a shared language, a shared framework, and a shared space to understand Digital Decision Making.