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    Home»Promoted Content»Watch | How culture hacking can help drive a data culture

    Watch | How culture hacking can help drive a data culture

    Promoted Content By Microsoft11 June 2021
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    Johannes “JK” Kanis

    The link between a robust, connected company culture and business success is no secret – 92% of business leaders say improving company culture increases company value. Its worth has become even more widely recognised since the move to a remote or hybrid work environment, with more than a third of South African business leaders admitting to battling with creating a strong and unified team culture.

    Culture is the glue that holds companies together. It requires several key ingredients to be successful: clearly defined and communicated core values, solid and supportive leadership, the spirit of collaboration, and the tools that enable this connection even remotely.

    Now there is another critical ingredient that needs to be added into the mix: data.

    Watch the video now

    “Data has, for the last few years, been called the new oil. This is because it has the potential to act as a significant differentiator for organisations that have the expertise and resources to gather valuable insights that business leaders can use to make decisions that drive the business forward,” says Johannes “JK” Kanis, Cloud and Enterprise Business Group lead at Microsoft South Africa.

    Inspiring a change in culture is no easy feat. One way of addressing this challenge, says Gartner in its featured research in our latest white paper, is to adopt a strategy of culture hacking.

    In this video, we unpack what culture hacking is, and how it can help your business drive a data culture – not just at an executive level, but throughout the organisation.

    Watch the video now

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