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Softwire’s guide to driving innovation in the media and entertainment business

Innovation doesn’t happen by accident. It needs the right frameworks and leadership to deliver excellent results on a consistent basis.

Discover our five pillar model for successful high-value media and entertainment innovation designed to tackle the unique challenges faced by this sector today and in the future.

  • Culture
  • Best-practice innovation processes
  • Business-focused KPIs to drive innovation decisions
  • Technical foundations
  • Supporting structures and services

Get practical advice on how to mature your organisation’s capabilities in each area.

We’ve helped many leading organisations drive successful innovation using these key steps. And the good news is that you can work towards these best practices – starting today, by downloading your copy of our guide.

Download the guide

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Podcasts
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Podcast: Harnessing the Storm: Data-Driven Decision Making with Glen McCracken

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Podcasts
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Data as an Asset: Navigating the Future with BDO’s Chief Data Officer, Denholm Hesse

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Articles
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A love letter to flame graphs: or why the perfect visualisation makes the problem obvious

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