Covid-19 is accelerating 'Digital Transformation' in quite a lot of companies. Interesting times for a double interview with George Westerman from the MIT Sloan School of Management, a real veteran in digital transformation, and Johan Van Looy whose daily business as CEO of INNOCOM is exactly supporting companies with their digital transformations.
Companies have to innovate. It's a creed most organizations agree with and so does Carglass, specialist in repairing windshields and damaged bodywork. To provide their customers with an even better and faster service, they introduced a new ERP system for their 850 employees.
Wouter D’Hondt, one of the youngest Enterprise Architects at INNOCOM, is today steering the football club RSC Anderlecht towards better fan engagement via an INNOCOM project. Wouter, who graduated in 2014, is a great advocate of the unique learning opportunities that HEAT offers. Wouter is one of our youngest architects, yet he is fully in charge of this major project.
INNOCOM’s CEO Johan Van Looy was interviewed by De Tijd together with Marco Croon, CEO of Vinçotte. INNOCOM had been contacted by Vinçotte, Belgian specialist and advisor in inspection, certification and education. One of the challenges of Vinçotte was that there were a lot of software packages for specific departments. This caused them to be held back by their IT and its customized ERP when they wanted to improve the company’s efficiency.
Rudi Peeters, CIO of KBC Group and guest lecturer at the London Business School, was invited to speak at the CIO Forum not so long ago. The one thing on his mind? Our new Hands-on Enterprise Architect Training (HEAT) programme: an educational initiative of INNOCOM in close partnership with some other big players/companies in Belgium such as RSVZ, Imec and KBC.