Why Saying No to Doing Everything Accelerates Transformation

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Play: Transform Better is for executives, board members, and transformation professionals leading with clarity in times of uncertainty. Gain insights on digital transformation, AI adoption, and change management to turn bold visions into real, lasting impact. Each episode delivers actionable strategies to align teams around the right priorities and shared goals.

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Why Saying No to Doing Everything Accelerates Transformation

Play: Transform Better

13 minutes 16 seconds

1 month ago

Why Saying No to Doing Everything Accelerates Transformation

In this Executives Shift episode, we examine why large organizations often slow down when they try to speed up. A global consumer goods company was running more than 40 digital initiatives, yet results were scattered, teams were exhausted, and leaders could not answer the CFO’s simple question: where is the ROI?

This episode covers:• How overload and fragmentation quietly stall digital transformation• What a structured maturity assessment revealed about alignment and change capability• Why saying no to 14 projects freed 2.3 million dollars and 22,000 FTE hours• The five cross functional priorities that delivered 4.5 million dollars of value in nine months• How disciplined prioritization increases trust, accelerates ROI, and strengthens leadership alignment

If you are a CEO, CFO, COO, CDO, or transformation leader, this conversation will help you confront overload, make sharper strategic choices, and accelerate measurable progress across your organization.