Digital Culture & Innovation Training
Digital transformation, technology and new workplace collaboration are changing the way government departments work around the world. We need 'digital age' strategies and training for innovative workplace tools, digital cultures, strong collaboration and virtual teams. Innovation, agility and creativity skillsets across our teams are now fundamental to keep pace and increase productivity. In this course, we will explore digital trends, emerging technologies and innovations in the workplace.
We will also understand how to create a successful digital culture and how to embed critical skills such as creativity, an innovation mindset and adaptability for leaders and teams. Attendees will experiment with innovation techniques such as 'design thinking' and Ideation and will walk away having a better understanding of the skills and requirements for digital workplace success. This course is recommended for all levels in an organisation from leaders to administrative functions.
Digital Culture & Innovation Training is from our Information, Digital & Data Management series. At the Civil Service College, we tailor our courses to each attendee’s role and organisation, ensuring that each participant gets the most out of the training. Our courses and trainers are continuously updated and evaluated to ensure that we are always delivering the best service possible.
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Civil servants & government sector workers
Participants will gain a greater understanding of how technology and workplaces can come together and change how government departments operate.
10:00 - 16:00
Available to be delivered In-House. Contact us for a quotation.
Face to face or virtual
Tom is a global consultant, advisor and coach to the private and public sectors on Leadership Development, Digital & Workplace Transformation and Successful Change.
Read BioTom is a global consultant, advisor and coach to the private and public sectors on Leadership Development, Digital & Workplace Transformation and Successful Change. He has a Master’s in HR with a career that started in Accenture driving global business transformation for large corporates such as Barclays Bank, British Gas and 20th Century Fox. He was Global Head of Learning & Development for Colt Technology Services and held the post of Senior Advisor within the Cabinet Office, British Government, focusing on Digital & Technology Skills across government. While in government, he also assisted with the creation of Digital Academies, starting in the DWP and replicated around the country, and contributed to initiatives around leadership development and apprenticeship programmes.
In 2015 he founded, TFB Consulting Ltd., that focuses on digital, culture and workplace transformation. Tom’s diverse portfolio finds him advising governments for countries such as the UK, India, Malaysia, UAE and States of Jersey, as well as corporate clients such as KPMG, GSK, Legal & General and Royal Mail.
Tom has additional certifications and training in Agile project management, ITIL and PRINCE2, as well as Communications, Media and Video Production. He is an active writer, educator, video producer and conference speaker, having appeared numerous times on the BBC and producing TV programmes and corporate videos. Originally from the US, he has lived and worked across four continents.
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