As the second part of the question indicates, excellence is best evaluated against a set of benchmarks. While each benchmark from around the globe was created with the best of intentions, each could be at least slightly better in some ways. In working with leaders in this region, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is continuously working to establish the leading benchmark. This is created when comparing various benchmarks from around the globe and selecting the key differentiators from each. With that said, one could say zero harm is the definition of excellence. To me, that is too simplistic. I define excellence as reaching towards an always evolving set of leading indicators that create a learning culture within an organization.<\/p>\n
This question is difficult to answer because these technologies are so interrelated. With that in mind, I think the digital transformation aspect is rapidly maturing and when you leverage AI and cybersecurity, you can create a digital legacy that honours our past. A specific example is the loss of institutional knowledge as members of our companies retire. Properly deployed, the digital transformation helps transition this institutional knowledge to our next generation of leaders.<\/p>\n
This video provides a great example and we can likely provide more.<\/p>\n