Identity 2.0

III Working Towards the Future

The issues outlined in Part 2 are not unique to a certain trade or sector. They are present in a wide range of fields. Part 3 talks about the encounters between these issues and about their development in the domains of business services, real property and physical planning, health care, education, social services, government, non-profit organisations and the business-to-consumer market. The connection made is demonstrated in concrete cases in which the translation of ambition to positioning and profiling is revealed.

Identity 2.0

Published on Nov 17, 2012

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The distinction between organisations and their environment is becoming increasingly blurred. People are continually interacting from the standpoint of the roles they fill as working people, consumers and members of society. To be successful, organisations harmonise their ambitions with what the market and society consider legitimate. So the organisation’s ability to connect with them is critically important. Being attuned to what is happening now and what will happen in the future. In the sector, in the market and in society. Being able to predict what this means for the organisation, what it will require of it, and how it can anticipate this as it defines its ambitions. The better the organisation is connected to the world outside, the more successfully it can create its identity in parallel with this environment and continue to develop. That is what Identity 2.0 is about.

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