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It would not be the first time that I had discussed the saddening rise in decision making that is based on protecting an individual’s position, rather than what’s right/best for the business.
I had the pleasure of such a discussion with Colin Rees (EasyJet) this morning. He observed that ‘people often confuse personal risk with Business risk’.
How right he is!
Andrew is a seasoned Business Information & Data 'change agent' - influencing and delivering fundamental changes in the way in which organisations understand, govern and exploit their information and data
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