Archive for July, 2021

by Richard Newton

Time to enhance your organisation’s change capability?

Enhancing your organisation’s change capability can sound like a rather theoretical exercise, taking away focus and effort from day to day change delivery. This can be especially true in the situation where the pressures to deliver are high, everyone is heads down focused on this, and finding the time to look up and at the […]

19 July 2021

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Transformation lessons from UK national sports.

Transformation lessons from UK national sports.

This article was written ahead of the Euro 2020 final. As we now know, the result did not go England’s way. The transformation insights however remain powerful and relevant. Summary Those who follow my occasional posts will know that I like to reflect on the change lessons borne out of success, or failure, across many […]

12 July 2021

craigryder

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Transformation lessons from UK national sports.

Transformation lessons from UK national sports.

This article was written ahead of the Euro 2020 final. As we now know, the result did not go England’s way. The transformation insights however remain powerful and relevant. Summary Those who follow my occasional posts will know that I like to reflect on the change lessons borne out of success, or failure, across many […]

12 July 2021

craigryder

Dave Jepson, Points of View

Key questions every Transformation Director must ask.

Transformation and complex change programmes are usually high stakes activities that eat up time, money and human resources. Before embarking on any such programme there are many preparatory steps to be taken. However, in practice there are nine questions that must be asked first and foremost. If the answer to any one of these is […]

2 July 2021

craigryder

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