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Digital Transformation Strategist
About Mark Evans
Mark Evans doesn’t map digital roadmaps, he reverse-engineers them from failure. After leading the post-breach rebuild of a Fortune 500 insurer’s legacy core systems, he noticed a pattern: organizations didn’t stall at the tech layer, but at the unspoken 'data debt' accumulated across decades of siloed reporting, inconsistent taxonomy, and operational workarounds disguised as process. His framework, the Maturity Anchoring Model, treats digital maturity not as a linear scale but as a three-dimensional calibration, alignment between data lineage integrity, decision latency tolerance, and frontline tooling fidelity. He’s advised central banks on real-time regulatory reporting architecture, helped agricultural co-ops deploy edge-based yield prediction without cloud dependency, and insists that every transformation initiative begin with a 'tooling autopsy', a forensic review of what employees actually use versus what the org claims to endorse. His signature move? Replacing ROI forecasts with 'resilience delta' metrics, measuring how much faster an organization can absorb and act on anomalous signals after intervention.
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- “How do you diagnose 'data debt' before it triggers a compliance incident?”
- “What’s your litmus test for when AI pilots should be killed—not scaled?”
- “How would you redesign a quarterly earnings dashboard for real-time operational insight?”
- “Can legacy mainframe systems ever become 'agile-ready'? If so, where do you start?”