Sentence examples for risky transformation from inspiring English sources
IBM is leading the charge for a radical (and therefore risky) transformation in its client companies: using automated expertise on a large scale to efficiently solve problems too huge and complex for humans to conquer on their own.
What kind of company will best serve shopping needs in the next 20 years – and how, if at all, could Tesco get from where it is to where it needs to be? Tesco would be much better placed if it had owners as committed to its purpose as Aldi's and Lidl's to help it make what will inevitably be a risky transformation.
As a result, the nation's mortgage market is quietly undergoing a radical and potentially risky transformation that shifts liability for hundreds of billions of dollars on to the government's books.
Rock devotees should also catch director Scorsese's No Direction Home (2005), an ambitious, insightful profile of Bob Dylan, first covering the enigmatic balladeer's rise, then his risky, courageous transformation from folk artist to rock'n'roller in the mid-sixties.
Dylan was daringly spending the psychic capital of his fame to effect a risky self-transformation — the first of many.
An enterprise that regularly retunes itself, in contrast, limits the need for such risky, one-shot transformations.
That transformation becomes risky when it shifts to private life.
To be fair, transformation is risky because it is all about achieving a vision that is dramatically different from the present and the absolute assuredness of a favorable outcome is often unknown.
With that in mind, the global oil industry is on the verge of a dramatic transformation from a risky exploration business into a technology-intensive manufacturing business.
Even in this "change is the new normal" reality, high stakes transformations are highly risky for executives who fail to reinvent the organization or themselves fast enough.
