Designing the Future with Game-Changers, Presented by SAP
Game-changing technology strategies are transformational, exciting and disruptive for a reason. They shake up your status quo. They get you thinking about new ways to scale, compete and grow. They move you in amazing new directions. Join host Bonnie D. Graham as she invites you to take an additional Coffee Break with Game-Changers for our special series Designing the Future with Game-Changers. We’ll explore the design of the future and how it continues to change as it unfolds – across education, healthcare, customer experience, the supply chain, transportation, a global innovation culture and other areas that impact us daily. Technology races forward. How do we keep a human face on digital disruption so it includes all of us? Learn how you can become the savvy Leader who takes your company across the finish line as you look ahead to the next wave of business innovation. Designing the Future with Game-Changers, presented by SAP.
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