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Digital Evolution

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Bridging the gap between your vision for tomorrow and your execution today, one evolutionary cycle at a time.

Advances in technology, particularly in Artificial Intelligence, aren't confined to the realm of tech giants anymore. They are now within the grasp of stakeholders, CEOs, and leadership teams across businesses. But how do you harness this technological dynamism for sustained growth and relevance? - Digital Evolution is the solution.

Digital Evolution is not a catch-all term or a quick fix. It's a systematic commitment to cyclical adoption of technology, aligning the roadmap and each initiative directly with your core business objectives. The aim? At the close of each iterative cycle, the objective is to realise a version of the business that is better adapted to the ever-changing landscape.

Digital Evolution delivers

  • Adaptability: by providing agility to pivot strategies when opportunities arise and adopting tech when it has the highest impact.
  • Competitive Edge: by providing clarity to invest in creating IP when it has the highest impact or return.
  • Future Readiness: by building resilience for ongoing reinvention.

Digital Evolution is powered by four enablers:

1. Infinite Vision:

A vision that goes beyond £ targets and seeks to make an impactful, long-term change for the better

The Infinite Vision transcends traditional financial targets, aspiring instead towards impactful, sustainable change. This is not merely about plotting a course for the next financial quarter or year but setting a direction for long-term transformation that adds value to stakeholders and the market.

With advancements in technology, specifically AI, organisations need to review their vision and elevate it to be relevant to the future where humans and AI deliver business together, in harmony. In crafting an Infinite Vision, organisations ought to consider:

  • How stakeholder expectations are changing and in which direction they are moving for the future.
  • Evaluating regulatory, cultural, and market constraints, and how they will shape and reshape their industry and their business.
  • Envisioning desired future offerings and business models, and incorporating the evolving role of humans in their business.

By being ambitious yet grounded, an Infinite Vision serves as both the anchor and the North Star for an organisation's Digital Evolution journey. It's both a grounding element that provides stability and focus (the anchor) and an aspirational goal that guides forward momentum and decision-making (the North Star).

Ready to explore the future of your business, and define the role of the ‘human’ within it? Start with Geeks with a Vision Elevation project.

The Infinite Vision transcends traditional financial targets, aspiring instead towards impactful, sustainable change. This is not merely about plotting a course for the next financial quarter or year but setting a direction for long-term transformation that adds value to stakeholders and the market.

With advancements in technology, specifically AI, organisations need to review their vision and elevate it to be relevant to the future where humans and AI deliver business together, in harmony. In crafting an Infinite Vision, organisations ought to consider:

  • How stakeholder expectations are changing and in which direction they are moving for the future.
  • Evaluating regulatory, cultural, and market constraints, and how they will shape and reshape their industry and their business.
  • Envisioning desired future offerings and business models, and incorporating the evolving role of humans in their business.

By being ambitious yet grounded, an Infinite Vision serves as both the anchor and the North Star for an organisation's Digital Evolution journey. It's both a grounding element that provides stability and focus (the anchor) and an aspirational goal that guides forward momentum and decision-making (the North Star).

Ready to explore the future of your business, and define the role of the ‘human’ within it? Start with Geeks with a Vision Elevation project.

2. Spry Strategy:

An Agile strategy that can pivot when opportunities arise, committing to assess, align and act

In a landscape where change is the only constant, a static strategy is a liability. Spry Strategy offers a dynamic approach that marries agility with enduring strategic principles. It enables organisations to manoeuvre through the unpredictable terrains of digital evolution without losing sight of their ultimate goals.

Here's how Spry Strategy operates through its three core pillars:

  • Assess: Evaluating the AS-IS of the business, objectively with a data-driven approach but taking into account the people's perceptions, emotions and opinions.
  • Align: Aligning all stakeholders by the power of high empathy through the Access pilar, and creating collective clarity with powerful insights and recommendations
  • Act: creating urgency and agency in the organisation to commit to delivering the outcomes

Like water shaping itself to any environment, this flexible and iterative approach flows with digital and business changes. Spry Strategy equips leaders to adapt strategy and execution as frequently and quickly as needed, steering their organisation through disruption with intention.
To delve deeper into how to achieve Spry Strategy, get in touch with us to explore Digital Diagnostics with the DiGence Framework.

In a landscape where change is the only constant, a static strategy is a liability. Spry Strategy offers a dynamic approach that marries agility with enduring strategic principles. It enables organisations to manoeuvre through the unpredictable terrains of digital evolution without losing sight of their ultimate goals.

Here's how Spry Strategy operates through its three core pillars:

  • Assess: Evaluating the AS-IS of the business, objectively with a data-driven approach but taking into account the people's perceptions, emotions and opinions.
  • Align: Aligning all stakeholders by the power of high empathy through the Access pilar, and creating collective clarity with powerful insights and recommendations
  • Act: creating urgency and agency in the organisation to commit to delivering the outcomes

Like water shaping itself to any environment, this flexible and iterative approach flows with digital and business changes. Spry Strategy equips leaders to adapt strategy and execution as frequently and quickly as needed, steering their organisation through disruption with intention.
To delve deeper into how to achieve Spry Strategy, get in touch with us to explore Digital Diagnostics with the DiGence Framework.

3. Liminal Spaces Culture:

A culture that brings clarity, develops a growth mindset, and fosters strong collaborations

The transformative grey area between the past and emerging future is called The Liminal Spaces. Navigating the Liminal Spaces and thriving throught them requires a strong and intentionally fostered culture.

Liminal Spaces Culture is characterised by:

  • Hyper Collaboration: Through intentional touchpoints designed for collaboration, teams build a foundation of trust, visibility, and accountability. This collaborative spirit encourages co-creation and collective problem-solving, ensuring that change is a shared responsibility.
  • Clear Communication: Carefully designing communication styles, channels and frequency for each situation ensures everyone is on the same page, whether it's about objectives, roadblocks, or successes.
  • Growth Mindset: expecting continuous learning and development from all stakeholders and partners will ensure the people stay positive contributors to the organisation's evolution.

The combined effect unlocks human potential to navigate uncertainty and progress. With the right leadership, and designing the right experiences, organisations can evolve successfully through liminal spaces, between what worked before and what will work next.

The transformative grey area between the past and emerging future is called The Liminal Spaces. Navigating the Liminal Spaces and thriving throught them requires a strong and intentionally fostered culture.

Liminal Spaces Culture is characterised by:

  • Hyper Collaboration: Through intentional touchpoints designed for collaboration, teams build a foundation of trust, visibility, and accountability. This collaborative spirit encourages co-creation and collective problem-solving, ensuring that change is a shared responsibility.
  • Clear Communication: Carefully designing communication styles, channels and frequency for each situation ensures everyone is on the same page, whether it's about objectives, roadblocks, or successes.
  • Growth Mindset: expecting continuous learning and development from all stakeholders and partners will ensure the people stay positive contributors to the organisation's evolution.

The combined effect unlocks human potential to navigate uncertainty and progress. With the right leadership, and designing the right experiences, organisations can evolve successfully through liminal spaces, between what worked before and what will work next.

4. Evergreen Investment:

An investment that continues in all climates

In the journey of Digital Evolution, capital is more than just fuel; it's the sustenance that nourishes each iterative cycle. Evergreen Investment ensures that this capital is not just expended but safeguarded and optimised throughout the evolution process.

What distinguishes Evergreen Investment is the rigorous clarity around defining and measuring success. This is not a "set it and forget it" approach; it involves continuous monitoring of both leading and lagging indicators. The objective is to empower organisations to be proactive, allowing them to:

Accelerate or Decelerate: Shift the pace of initiatives based on real-time insights.

Start, Pause or Terminate: Take a step back to reassess and re-strategise when necessary.

We categorise the markers of success as 'Return on Change,' a multi-dimensional set of criteria that can include:

  • Revenue Growth
  • Profit Margin Increase
  • Productivity Enhancement
  • Cost Reduction
  • Brand Value Amplification
  • Morale Elevation
  • Reputation Strengthening
  • Scalability Expansion

By being disciplined in defining success metrics and responsive in acting on them, organisations can confidently chart out bold Digital Evolution cycles, knowing that their investment is not just spent but smartly safeguarded.

In the journey of Digital Evolution, capital is more than just fuel; it's the sustenance that nourishes each iterative cycle. Evergreen Investment ensures that this capital is not just expended but safeguarded and optimised throughout the evolution process.

What distinguishes Evergreen Investment is the rigorous clarity around defining and measuring success. This is not a "set it and forget it" approach; it involves continuous monitoring of both leading and lagging indicators. The objective is to empower organisations to be proactive, allowing them to:

Accelerate or Decelerate: Shift the pace of initiatives based on real-time insights.

Start, Pause or Terminate: Take a step back to reassess and re-strategise when necessary.

We categorise the markers of success as 'Return on Change,' a multi-dimensional set of criteria that can include:

  • Revenue Growth
  • Profit Margin Increase
  • Productivity Enhancement
  • Cost Reduction
  • Brand Value Amplification
  • Morale Elevation
  • Reputation Strengthening
  • Scalability Expansion

By being disciplined in defining success metrics and responsive in acting on them, organisations can confidently chart out bold Digital Evolution cycles, knowing that their investment is not just spent but smartly safeguarded.

We are proud to be on a journey with some ambitious innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders who usher the way in making the world a better place by using software technology.

Client

Big Bad Wolf

Sector

Marketing & Events

Company size

2-10

Challenge

Bacardi wanted to revolutionise brand awareness and engagement through personalisation, in a drive to increase sales and inspire consumer...

Solution

The technical team at Geeks were tasked with finding an innovative solution to address Big Bad Wolf’s challenging requirements while...

Client

Smith Stone Walters

Sector

Legal

Company size

11-50

Challenge

SSW chose Geeks to deliver its mission‐critical immigration case management software. It needed a system to handle incoming corporate...

Solution

Geeks were able to create a custom application for SSW that manages all the complexities of the visa application process and provides...

Client

hmv

Sector

Retail

Company size

1,000-5,000

Challenge

hmv wanted to relaunch its loyalty points program to appeal to new and existing customers and encourage brand loyalty. In line with hmv's...

Solution

We built a front-facing site with a full e-commerce solution and a fully-functioning back-end enabling hmv to manage members, process...

Client

Reed Wellbeing

Sector

Healthcare

Company size

50-200

Challenge

Reed Wellbeing, an arm of Reed Recruitment, is experienced in recruitment and workplace trends. It became apparent that if employees are...

Solution

Reed Wellbeing’s project was initiated with a short series of Solution Design workshops to discuss their requirements. Using...

Client

UAL

Sector

Education

Company size

1,000-5,000

Challenge

A key requirement for UAL was accessibility of the application for its users. In order to meet government accessibility requirements,...

Solution

Compliance with accessibility requirements meant that UAL’s bespoke application needed implementation of special navigation features,...

Client

Royal College of General Practitioners

Sector

Healthcare

Company size

200-500

Challenge

Doctors have to undertake a continuous process of professional training throughout their careers, and each doctor must collect and submit a...

Solution

Geeks Ltd created an online training portal allowing NHS primary care organisations, GPs and trainee doctors to collaborate, perform,...

Client

Lawmens

Sector

Construction

Company size

50-200

Challenge

As a result of Lamens successes, their reputation and demand for their services also increased. While at the start managing their staff was...

Solution

The partnership between Lawmens and Geeks started in 2014, with the objective of moving away from paper-based systems and automation of...

Client

Histropedia

Sector

Education

Company size

2-10

Challenge

The objective of the project was to develop a web-based application where users can graphically view historical events on an interactive...

Solution

This was achieved by developing a graphical timeline that is both scrollable and zoomable with a swift rendering of events. Existing data...

Client

WorkGaps

Sector

Staffing & Recruiting

Company size

11-50

Challenge

WorkGaps commissioned Geeks Ltd to build a revolutionary new online platform designed to simplify recruitment and staff management. By...

Solution

WorkGaps is a classic example of how new technology can expand a market sector. Until this application was developed, there was no...

Client

Locpin

Sector

Transport & Logistics

Company size

11-50

Challenge

Locpin’s mission was to improve upon the restrictions of GPS systems by linking a precise location to a phone number and email address....

Solution

The client was really pleased to have their idea turned into a working application. The responsive design performs well on both web and...

Client

Payzone

Sector

IT

Company size

50-200

Challenge

With a growing network, Payzone recognised they needed a long term technology partner to support, maintain and enhance the infrastructure...

Solution

To understand Payzone’s systems and future requirements, Geeks Ltd conducted a short series of Solution Design workshops. Using...

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