Category: Digital Transformation

In the 1950s, physicist Richard Feynman coined the term “Cargo Cult Science.” He was describing a phenomenon where people followed all the outward forms of a scientific investigation—the rituals, the jargon, the ceremonies—but missed the underlying “physics” that makes the whole thing work. In the world of Digital Transformation, we see this often. We see organizations […]

In 1948, Claude Shannon, the father of Information Theory, introduced a concept that changed the world: Entropy. In simple terms, entropy is the measure of uncertainty or “noise” in a message. The more noise there is, the harder it is for the receiver to understand the signal.   In the world of large-scale Digital Transformation, […]