Tell us what you thought about this episode Getting caught in the strategic "messy middle" is a common struggle for Kiwi businesses – that uncomfortable space between having great ideas and actually realizing their value. Rob Erskine and Tony Rutherford, founders of Copper Fox consultancy, bring decades of commercial experience to this candid conversation about why so many business strategies ultimately collect dust. The pair highlight several critical failures in strategic implementation: s...
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Tell us what you thought about this episode Getting caught in the strategic "messy middle" is a common struggle for Kiwi businesses – that uncomfortable space between having great ideas and actually realizing their value. Rob Erskine and Tony Rutherford, founders of Copper Fox consultancy, bring decades of commercial experience to this candid conversation about why so many business strategies ultimately collect dust. The pair highlight several critical failures in strategic implementation: s...
Tell us what you thought about this episode What happens when you stop treating technology as a cost centre and start viewing it as a strategic enabler for your organisation? Anna Campbell, Chief Support Services Officer at Whakarongarau Aotearoa (New Zealand's telehealth services), provides compelling answers in this thought-provoking conversation about breaking down traditional silos. Anna's unique portfolio encompasses technology, data, people, marketing, and Māori services development – ...
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Tell us what you thought about this episode Getting caught in the strategic "messy middle" is a common struggle for Kiwi businesses – that uncomfortable space between having great ideas and actually realizing their value. Rob Erskine and Tony Rutherford, founders of Copper Fox consultancy, bring decades of commercial experience to this candid conversation about why so many business strategies ultimately collect dust. The pair highlight several critical failures in strategic implementation: s...
