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A podcast about technology, business and personal development.

  1. 10 THG 2

    The Only Strategy That Matters

    In every era of business history, the companies that endure share one common trait: they consistently deliver products that people genuinely want. Those that fail to do so eventually disappear. This pattern is neither new nor surprising, yet it is often obscured by layers of strategy frameworks, operating models, and architectural abstractions. As Enterprise Architects, we frequently discuss strategy, business models, platforms, and capabilities. But strip everything back, and one uncomfortable truth remains: without products or services that resonate with real user needs, all strategic intent is theoretical. Profits, brand equity, market leadership, and even employee well-being are not primary achievements; they are downstream effects of sustained value creation.

    15 phút

  2. 8 THG 2

    How Enterprise Architecture Shapes Strategy in a Volatile World

    Enterprise Architecture sits at a unique crossroads between strategy and execution. It is one of the few disciplines that must simultaneously understand the external forces shaping the market and the internal capabilities that determine what an organisation can realistically do next. In an era of global competition, digital disruption, and constant change, architects can no longer afford to align with only one strategic worldview. Instead, we must integrate multiple perspectives into a coherent, actionable lens.

    17 phút

  3. 5 THG 2

    AI Governance for the Enterprise

    AI is no longer a peripheral capability in the enterprise. It is rapidly becoming embedded into core business platforms, decision-making processes, and customer interactions. From copilots that assist sales teams to autonomous agents capable of triggering actions across workflows, AI is reshaping how value is created. Yet as AI becomes foundational, governance has not kept pace. Recent analysis of Salesforce’s AI strategy highlights a growing concern across the industry: while vendors race to embed AI into platforms, customers are exposed to new risks around cost predictability, data governance, and operational control.

    16 phút

  4. 2 THG 2

    What Enterprise Architects Can Learn from IKEA and Global Strategic Management

    Strategy is often described as a plan, but in practice it is a long-term commitment to a direction, and a discipline for decision-making. As Enterprise Architects, we sit at the intersection of intent and execution. Our role is not merely to document the strategy, but to translate it into structures, capabilities, platforms, and governance that allow the organisation to succeed over time.

    15 phút

  5. 27 THG 1

    Why Enterprise Architecture Must Create Urgency, Clarity, and Trust in a Disruptive World

    When I joined the organisation as an Enterprise Architect, the expectation was clear and familiar. We would follow a disciplined, strategy-led approach aligned with TOGAF: start from vision and mission, understand business architecture, derive technology architecture, guide solutioning, and govern change through Architecture Development Method cycles. On paper, this approach creates coherence, traceability, and alignment between strategy and execution. In reality, what I observed was a set of deeply embedded organisational challenges that are far more cultural, structural, and behavioural than methodological.

    15 phút

  6. 7 THG 1

    Corporate Governance Across Emerging Markets

    For global investors and owner-managers alike, corporate governance in emerging markets is no longer a peripheral concern. It sits at the heart of capital allocation, risk management, and long-term value creation. China, Brazil, and South Korea offer three distinct but instructive governance stories—each shaped by history, ownership structures, and regulatory choices. Examined together, they reveal how governance frameworks evolve, where tensions persist, and what practical lessons can be drawn for investors and controlling families.

    15 phút

  7. 6 THG 1

    How Communication Shapes Trust and Governance in Global Asset Management

    Governance is rarely decided in dramatic boardroom moments. It is shaped quietly and persistently by the quality of information directors receive, the discipline of how decisions are framed, and the consistency with which an organisation communicates with its owners, regulators, clients, and employees. The familiar “six Cs” of board effectiveness—competence, commitment, contribution, challenge, collaboration, and culture—are not abstract ideals. They are revealed most clearly in communications, because communications show what a board chooses to make transparent, what it chooses to control, and how seriously it treats accountability.

    15 phút

  8. 4 THG 1

    What Truly Defines an Effective Director

    Corporate governance ultimately rises or falls on the quality of the individuals who sit around the board table. Committees, codes, and structures matter, but they are only as effective as the judgment, integrity, and competence of the directors who operate them. At a time when boards are expected to oversee strategy, risk, culture, and trust simultaneously, the appointment and conduct of directors deserves far more deliberate thought than a simple review of CVs and reputations.

    16 phút
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A podcast about technology, business and personal development.

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  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Victor Leung
  • Năm hoạt động
    2021 - 2026
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    461
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    Sạch
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    © Victor Leung
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    Continuous improvement