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Silver Linings: What DesignOps Learned in the Shift to WFH
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Friday, October 23, 2020 • DesignOps Summit 2020
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Silver Linings: What DesignOps Learned in the Shift to WFH
Speakers: Ash Brown
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Summary

In mid-March, Bloomberg's UX team went from a 100% in-office design group to a 100% at-home design group. Challenges quickly surfaced, but once the day-to-day was running and overall anxiety had diminished, teams started to see the silver linings in shifting a multi-office, multi-country design team accustomed to an open office plan to working remotely. View the session recording

Key Insights

  • Digital transformation requires cultural change, not just technological upgrades.

  • Employee training and involvement are critical to the success of digital initiatives.

  • Leadership must actively support and champion digital projects.

  • Integration of new technologies into existing workflows is essential for success.

  • Measuring the impact of digital tools is necessary to justify their cost and effectiveness.

  • Successful transitions often involve iterative processes rather than a one-time overhaul.

  • Collaboration across departments enhances the likelihood of successful digital transformation.

  • Clear communication about goals and processes minimizes resistance to change.

  • Learning from failures is as important as celebrating successes in digital transformation journeys.

Notable Quotes

"Digital transformation is not just about technology; it’s about people and processes."

"Without employee buy-in, no digital strategy will succeed."

"Leaders need to inspire confidence and drive cultural change."

"Success in digital transformation is about more than just having the latest tools."

"The journey of digital transformation is often non-linear and requires patience."

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