The rule of 3 and 10
As a chemical engineer, I learned that an industrial process wasn’t a larger version of the lab process – it
The rule of 3 and 10 Read Post »
As a chemical engineer, I learned that an industrial process wasn’t a larger version of the lab process – it
The rule of 3 and 10 Read Post »
How often do you need to initiate a change? Whether you’re pursuing a new priority, building new capabilities or cutting
Doing just one thing doesn’t create change Read Post »
It’s easy to lose track of your priorities when things are moving quickly. You react to opportunities or problems, and
Two ways to stay on top of priorities Read Post »
If you’re a manager in a medium-sized organisation looking to chart a new direction, how do you do it without
Book review: ‘Strategy in reality’ (in Dutch) Read Post »
Where are you expecting success to come from this year – doing more of the same or doing something different?
Does your strategy have room for something different? Read Post »
I’ve been talking to clients about redesigning their organisations. I start by asking them what they want to achieve and
It’s not (just) the org chart Read Post »
How to do process improvement well could use more attention. When new systems are introduced people expect the way of
Book review: ‘Process canvas’ (in Dutch) Read Post »
Building a consulting pipeline is tough in any year. In 2020, the uncertainty caused by the pandemic made companies cautious,
Keep building your consulting pipeline (in a tough year) Read Post »