Author: Scott Klososky

Achieving Digital Maturity: The Transformative Characteristics of Digitally Mature Organizations

Scott Klososky

If you’ve heard me speak, you’ve heard me say the term “digital transformation.” It’s more than a buzzword; it’s the historic period we are currently experiencing. Digital transformation is creating a revolution in business, industry, and daily life. We are

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Why Continuing Education is Vital For Every Entrepreneur

Scott Klososky

This article was originally published on Future Point of View. A college degree, such as a bachelor’s degree, is important. A degree of this kind opens a wide range of doors for any person hoping to break into an enterprise. It also

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Marketing in the Digital Age

Scott Klososky

A look at four essential technology strategies The responsibilities of an organization’s leadership team are not getting any easier.  As technology continues to change the business landscape for the C-suite, you must now lead your company in using that technology

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How a Warehouse Leader Used Technology as a Solution

As Jim Kimble often says, no one cares about moving thousands of brown boxes a day – right up until they don’t get out the door on time, then everyone cares!  Jim is the COO at Jasco Products and he

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Dead Leaders Walking

At some level, I am tired of talking about leadership, and am sure many leaders are sick of reading about it.  This is an extremely over-talked about subject.  I retired from doing speeches about leadership in general some years ago

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Executive Digital Denial – from Scott Klososky’s Technology Story

The following article is a guest post from Vaughn Rachal of Future Point of View.  It originally appeared on Scott Klososky’s blog Technology Story.  There’s no denying that technology is perpetually accelerating in both performance and function! The changes we’ve

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Interview with Scott Klososky: The Changing Face of Leadership

  Scott Klososky shares his thoughts with the American Staffing Association on how the staffing industry can use technology to hone its competitive advantage and position itself for future success – a preview of his highly anticipated keynote presentation at

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When the Only Thing Left is Loving Your Customer

I have started to see articles that state a common theme. It is that all products and services will eventually commoditize to the point where it is virtually impossible to distinguish them by price or performance. This result is driven

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Can Self-Destructing Content Improve Communication?

If you have no idea what Snapchat is, I urge you to load it on your mobile device and try it out. This application is sweeping through the teenagers of the U.S. and seems to be the next darling of the

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3 Effective Social Media Strategies to Drive Sales

Social technologies provide a powerful collection of marketing tools, and they are inexpensive compared to other forms of marketing. Companies including Starbucks, Nike, Pepsi, Dell, Dirt Devil, IBM and JetBlue have already seen tremendous results from social marketing methods, and

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Is Technology Addiction Really Bad for Us?

There seems to be a built in negative filter for most people when it comes to the concept of humans being dependent, or “addicted” to technology. They assume that anytime people are unnaturally attached to a device, there must be

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Technology Driven Chaos

At every level, technology is now a game changing tool – and a great weapon of destruction. I suspect there has been little in the history of humanity that has more ability to change our lives, careers and fortunes save

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IQ, EQ and Now VQ-Vision Intelligence

Leaders by their very nature are under pressure to have advanced intellectual and emotional intelligence. In today’s economy, they better add one more – VQ, The Vision Quotient. The pace of change is speeding up. Each and everyday, the competition

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What if the Internet were a Person?

I was reading an article the other day and someone posed a question much like the title of this post, and of course it sent my mind off into a catastrophe of ideas. In the Matrix movies the Internet became

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Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?

One of the foundational aspects of social technologies I talk about is the ability for a person,or an organization to use new tools to harvest huge amounts of information from the Websphere and pack it into our brains. I often

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5 Crippling Mistakes People Make with Technology

I often comment that technology is just a tool. It’s not magic, nor mysterious, it is just a tool. I do admit that some aspects can be complicated, and if one adds together all the technology we face in life,

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Customer (In)Visibility: The Choice is Yours

Allow me to share something that is staggering to me. I spend thousands of dollars a year with many companies that have no idea I exist – and so do you. As sophisticated as we probably think we are at

How to make social tech relevant to your business

Social media/networking and the collection of tools they have spawned have moved solidly into the strategy toolbox for organizations. If you want to be the Zen master of social tools, then first understand the need to implement elements of social

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4 Ways To Create Your Own Personal eCommunity

What is an eCommunity? It is a question I hear often, and it is usually followed by an answer that does not do more than scrape the surface of this powerful tool. The term eCommunity has been used to describe

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A Formula for Becoming Smarter in the Marketplace

  Being the kind of person that is forced to think big thoughts for a living, I am always on the hunt for new things to learn. It is a knowledge economy after all so the smart people win and

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