Singular XQ Ep 12: Antony Panteli and Blockers to Digital Transformation
Antony Panteli is a renaissance man; as he says, he can’t be pigeonholed into one role, and that’s his strength.
Antony Panteli is a renaissance man; as he says, he can’t be pigeonholed into one role, and that’s his strength.
Antony is an example of the kind of people we love talking to here at Singular XQ; he understands that digital transformation is not about individual specializations but holistic, systems-level thinking. Cross-functionality isn’t just an operating mode for teams; it can exist in an individual brain and comes from talking to and working with different kinds of specializations.
Old forms of organizational structure force us to become echo chambers of thought and create false blinders to limit our vision, to “stay in our swim lane,” but this can no longer be the case. SXQ’s client base continues to struggle with designers who lack an understanding of engineering, and engineers who lack empathy for designers, and business managers who can’t embrace the problem-solving approach of their partners in design and technology. It’s a perpetual problem and creates drag on organizations that are trying to become more nimble and pick up speed.
Our forthcoming e-book talks about the consilience of multiple technological advancements coming together toward a vanishing point on the horizon. Antony is someone who has that 20/20 vision and someone we rely on for a point of view that few people share.
Tune in and listen to this engaging virtual water cooler conversation and learn what’s going on in his brain.
