How would you define Digital Transformation? We wanted to know what some of the digital leaders who joined us on this show refer to when talking about transforming in a digital way.
Does it mean using tech to enable change? Creating new business models? Changing our ways of working? Tune into this special episode to get inspired by the statements - and ask yourself: What does it mean to you?

What if there was a memory hook to implementing an innovative mindset? 
Christine Wang from the Lufthansa Innovation Hub shares her 5 P's for Innovation: Purpose, Profit, Process, People and Passion. Tune into the latest podcast episode to find out more about the 5P's, about her biggest learnings from Alibaba, and how she sees the future of travel.

"Once you understand the problem we're solving, the path to innovation becomes really clear.” In this episode, we welcome Scott Anthony back to the show. This time, the Managing Director of Innosight Consulting shares an inspiring transformation story of helping his friend transform a music school after times of deep crisis. 
Tune in for Scott’s advises on what it takes to come up with great ideas, to identify spaces of success, and how to empower leaders to master disruptive change.

“If we want to be ready for the future, […] we have to generate our own crisis.” This podcast episode features our guest Thomas Fell, CEO of GS1, a company known for its most famous product, the barcode, as he guides as through the organization’s inspiring transformation program. 
Learn how GS1 turned VUCA from a thread into an opportunity, how to build trust to master cultural change, and why GS1 now works in honey combs.

How does our Iron Man Suit help us create new ideas? Weixiang Wang, Vice President of New Ventures at the Economic Development Board (EDB) in Singapore, joins us on this podcast episode to talk about his passions innovation and sustainability. 
What are the benefits and pitfalls of corporate venture building? How has this unprecedented year changed the corporate venture building landscape? And how can our Iron Man Suit support innovation? Tune into this episode to find answer to these and many other questions.

How does Munich Re lead next-gen insurance? This episode of Lost In Transformation features Olaf Frank, Munich Re's Head of Business Technology, as he opens up about how his work in IT changes the way insurance will be done in the future, and as he explains how Business Technology leverages data and tech to assess risk on a global scale. 
"People want what they need at their fingertips, whenever they want it, for as long as they want it. And traditional insurance is not necessarily that way."

"Empathy for designers in general is the biggest weapon. This has fundamentally shaped how we work.” 
Pete Overy, Director at Agency in Singapore, talks about his journey from IDEO to founding Agency as a human-centered design practice, focusing on creating impact and transforming structures, processes and people. Tune into this episode for Pete’s definition of design, what it means to be leading by design, and how to actually make Design Thinking work.

There is not one right approach to digital transformation. “It is actually a puzzle of many different, tiny actions and activities that you need to do. And one of these is definitely the collaboration with the startup ecosystem.” 
Marie-Helene Ametsreiter, Partner at Speedinvest, takes us on the journey of reinventing traditional VC through collaboration and enabling corporates to access startup innovation power. Hear her story of creating win-wins by connecting the traditional world with the startup ecosystem and what’s really important to make this relationship work.

Wondering how Bosch's Business Interface team successfully drives transformation within the business, as a unit that was built entirely from scratch? Florian Bankoley, Executive Vice President of the Business Interface team, joins us in this episode and shares his journey of creating internal and external change, and shows how he connects the industrial world to digital opportunities.

How can we enable cross-border startup expansion and bridge ecosystems on a global scale? Claus Karthe is the Co-Founder & CEO at German Entrepreneurship Asia, connecting the innovation ecosystems of Asia and Europe to promote synergies between startups, investors and corporates. He shares his entrepreneurial journey that led him to launching the market expansion program Scaler8, and explains challenges and learnings in creating impact as a startup accelerator for cross-border growth.