Index

Peter Grindrod (Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford)

Leading within Digital Worlds

ISBN: 978-1-83909-809-3, eISBN: 978-1-83909-806-2

Publication date: 18 March 2020

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Grindrod, P. (2020), "Index", Leading within Digital Worlds, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 113-115. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83909-806-220201009

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INDEX

Accountability
, 90

Account executives
, 76

Algorithms
, 22, 55, 61, 87, 93, 104

Al-Qaeda
, 23

Amazon
, 106

Anchoring
, 41, 43

Artificial intelligence (AI)
, 86, 107

algorithm
, 60

applications
, 61

black boxes
, 92–94

operations
, 88

Availability heuristic
, 41

Behavioral prism
, 91

Big Data and Analytics
, 85

Biometrics
, 109

Black swans
, 8

Blame game
, 78–80

Blockchain
, 85

“Bricks and mortar,” 11

Building trust

AI black boxes
, 92–94

team
, 88–92

Cabinet Secretary’s Advisory Group (CSAG)
, 98

Category management concept
, 15, 16

Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT)
, 68

Challengers
, 10

Charismatic leadership
, 31–33

Cignifi Inc
, 9, 10

Cloud-based solution
, 10

Coca-Cola
, 10, 11, 45

Code of Conduct
, 48–52, 86

Cognitive biases
, 40

Collaboration
, 25–29

Commonwealth Bank of Australia
, 24

Confirmation bias
, 40

Conflict of interest
, 38

Customer-centric view
, 17

Customer/consumer-based sectors
, 13

Data
, 70–74

Data-driven transformation
, 13–22

Data monetization platform
, 9

Data quality
, 21

Data science
, 59, 77, 89

Decision-making
, 39–44

Defence Science Advisory Council (DSAC)
, 27

Dependability
, 90

DIANA
, 54

Digital transformation
, 13–22

DNA databases
, 109

Electronic point of sale data (EPOS)
, 16

Emirates
, 18, 19

Expedia
, 18

Facebook
, 91, 107

Gartner Hype curve
, 83–86

Generous generalists
, 39

Genetic fingerprints
, 109

Google
, 36, 91, 107

Heuristics
, 40, 41

Horizon scanning
, 96

Impedance problem
, 25, 26

Incremental improvement
, 7–13

Innovate UK
, 68

Innovations
, 9

Integrated Knowledge Centers (IKCs)
, 68

Intellectual property
, 59

Internet of Things
, 66

Internet penetration
, 11

Leadership
, 21

behavior
, 39–44

charismatic leadership
, 31–33

code of conduct
, 48–52

creative people
, 33–37

decision-making
, 39–44

frameworks
, 44–48

presenting and inspiring others
, 53–56

rationality
, 39–44

strategies
, 52–53

strategy team
, 37–39

London Innovation Lab
, 24

Loyalty
, 76–78

Management training
, 74–76

Managing out
, 80–82

Marketing hype
, 86–88

Mathematics
, 59, 77, 94, 95

Missed moments
, 95–99

Models
, 17, 70–74

Mobile banking
, 9

Mobile network operator (MNO)
, 9, 10

Networks
, 23, 28

Not a Number (NaN)
, 58

“Nudge,” 42

Ocado
, 11

Oncology Expert Advisor
, 86

Online missions
, 18

Open innovation networking
, 22–29

Open network innovation
, 21

Oxford-Munich Code of Conduct
, 51, 108

Paradigm change
, 7–13

“Pathways to impact,” 77

Pepsi
, 10, 11, 18

Product categories
, 16

Rapid prototyping
, 57–59, 80

Rationality
, 39–44

R&D programmes
, 7, 23, 25, 33, 51, 67

RegTech
, 24

Representativeness heuristic
, 41

“Requirements-led” thinking
, 27

Responsibilities
, 99–102

Rolls Royce approach
, 72

Scarcity heuristic
, 40

Shopper “missions,” 17

Skyscanner
, 18

Spectrum of behavior
, 91

Status quo bias
, 41

Stock keeping unit (SKU)
, 16

Succession planning
, 99–102

Sunny Delight
, 10, 11

Supermarket chains
, 15

Supply-centric view
, 17

Taliban
, 23

Tesco
, 11, 12, 65

Tex-Mex meal component
, 73

Trade secrets
, 61, 62

Transformational leadership
, 32

Transformational mission
, 20

Transformations
, 5–7

Transparency
, 90

Trust
, 91

Twitter
, 22, 91

Unknown unknowns
, 8, 110

Vendors
, 15

Walmart
, 65

Webvan
, 12

“Wide and wise” portfolio approach
, 27

“Willingly,” 6

World Bank
, 90