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Tag Archives: change
The Republican Party: Three Problems In 2013
The Republican party has a big problem, a really big problem. The 2012 Presidential elections dealt the Republicans a crushing blow. The loss in the popular vote was greater than expected, but the loss in the electoral college was devastating. … Continue reading
Genius PMO: Plan Projects for the New Post Office
One of the big changes we can expect in 2012 is the restructuring of the US Post Office. The post office is one of those things that you expect to always be there. You drop off a letter in the mail … Continue reading
10 Steps To Design A Project Management Office!
Every PMO Director has a different view on how to start up a new PMO. Most Directors will agree on the plan at 50,000 feet, but each will have different ideas about the importance of each element and where it … Continue reading
Myth & Merger Part 2: Communication Makes A Difference
Your firm has decided to acquire or merge with another firm. The merger allows you to achieve a key business goal (dominate a market, expand to a new size, move into new territories, etc.) faster or less expensively than by … Continue reading
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Tagged change, Communications, Improve, Meetings, Merger, Projects, Satisfaction, Staffing
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Myth & Merger, Part 1: Writing A Merger Plan
When your organization undergoes an acquisition or a merger, it has a profound impact. Of course, it is supposed to have a profound impact… that’s why money, stock and personnel were committed to this project. The merger of two firms … Continue reading
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Tagged change, Improve, Mergers, Reporting, Satisfaction, transform
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Monkey Traps, Career Development, And Your Next Budget
Have you ever seen a monkey trap? It’s a simple device, just a container with a narrow opening. Typically, it’s a gourd or a hole in a tree with an opening just big enough for a monkey to squeeze his hand into; inside of your … Continue reading
Management Focus, Gemba And… Rats In The Attic
In our last Blog, we talked about a survey that showed that 46% of outsourcing buyers were satisfied with cost savings, 26% were satisfied with transformation efforts and just 11% were satisfied with meeting innovation goals. We went on to … Continue reading
Everyone Bow Down: Quality Control Has Conquered America!
Just a few blogs ago I said that with the debt ceiling silliness in D.C. resolved, we might have clear sailing until the next crisis. Who knew that the credit downgrade crisis was just a few days away? Of course, … Continue reading
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Tagged change, corporations, Metrics, Quality, Satisfaction, transform
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Is Your Staff About To Run Away?
The debt limit nonsense in Washington seems to be over, at least for now. While there are many arguments and much confused information about the national debt, we know that $200 billion of the TARP loans have been repaid, and … Continue reading
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For “Resistance Is Futile”, Press 1
Let’s face it, we have a very confused relationship with technology. Not just as individuals, but as a species. We are who we are as a species because of the technology we use. Too many other animals are faster or … Continue reading
Niccolls AND Dimes 