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Welcome to a brand-new episode of the Human Side of Learning and Talent Technology! In today’s episode we sit down with Jules Carman, Head of Global Strategic Alliances and Digital Transformation at Sage, to talk with us about effective digital transformations and why they are so critical to an organization’s success. We discuss Jules’ background, what exactly is a digital transformation, and what do effective digital transformations look like. We also discuss: Bluewater has a new office! Jules’ background and what Sage provides What does a good digital transformation look like? How to begin to implement digital transformation What is the value of digital transformation? What is technology debt?  How COVID forced companies to transform their digital landscape  Want to dive even deeper into learning &amp; talent technology? Check out previous episodes below: https://www.bluewaterlearning.com/podcast/ Or take a look at some of our recent blog posts! https://www.bluewaterlearning.com/blogs/

Welcome to a brand-new episode of the Human Side of Learning and Talent Technology! In today’s episode we sit down with Jules Carman, Head of Global Strategic Alliances and Digital Transformation at Sage, to talk with us about effective digital transformations and why they are so critical to an organization’s success. We discuss Jules’ background, what exactly is a digital transformation, and what do effective digital transformations look like. We also discuss: <ul><li>Bluewater has a new office!</li> <li>Jules’ background and what Sage provides</li> <li>What does a good digital transformation look like?</li> <li>How to begin to implement digital transformation</li> <li>What is the value of digital transformation?</li> <li>What is technology debt? </li> <li>How COVID forced companies to transform their digital landscape</li> </ul> Want to dive even deeper into learning &amp; talent technology? Check out previous episodes below: <a href="https://www.bluewaterlearning.com/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bluewaterlearning.com/podcast/</a> Or take a look at some of our recent blog posts! <a href="https://www.bluewaterlearning.com/blogs/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bluewaterlearning.com/blogs/</a>

Fueling Digital Transformation with Jules Carman

Julie (Jules) Carman has always been a runner, like good enough to earn a Track &amp; Field scholarship to Cal for running 200’s kind of runner. There are things she learned running that carry over directly to her career, things that she feels you can’t get anywhere else: resilience, mental strength, proper mindset and discipline. Running also made Jules comfortable being uncomfortable, allowing her to easily mold to new situations and get to the next level. In this episode, we talk about how things in life are much bigger than work, but it’s sometimes difficult to keep that perspective. And it’s a very slippery slope once you lose focus on the passions that truly drive you. Professionalism will tell you to work more and do those passions less, making them dormant and eventually extinct altogether. Julie Carman works as the Senior Director, Global Accounting and Consulting Segment at Intapp in the San Francisco Bay Area. She graduated from University of California, Berkeley in 1986 with a degree in Business and Communication

Julie (Jules) Carman has always been a runner, like good enough to earn a Track &amp; Field scholarship to Cal for running 200’s kind of runner. There are things she learned running that carry over directly to her career, things that she feels you can’t get anywhere else: resilience, mental strength, proper mindset and discipline. Running also made Jules comfortable being uncomfortable, allowing her to easily mold to new situations and get to the next level. In this episode, we talk about how things in life are much bigger than work, but it’s sometimes difficult to keep that perspective. And it’s a very slippery slope once you lose focus on the passions that truly drive you. Professionalism will tell you to work more and do those passions less, making them dormant and eventually extinct altogether. Julie Carman works as the Senior Director, Global Accounting and Consulting Segment at Intapp in the San Francisco Bay Area. She graduated from University of California, Berkeley in 1986 with a degree in Business and Communication

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