Why do customers choose you?
A question that I often ask my clients is, “Why do your customers choose you?” It’s essential to know this […]
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Seminar: ‘A data strategy for the future’
Last week I presented a seminar on data strategy to a team working on shaping the future role of data
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Celebrating 5 years of Veridia Consulting
I’m celebrating 5 years of Veridia Consulting! Here are 5 things that I learned during this time: And one bonus
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Book review: ‘Turning the Flywheel’ (in Dutch)
I recently reviewed ‘Turning the Flywheel’ by Jim Collins for Managementboek. It’s a short book that focuses on one element
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Seminar: ‘The human side of process change’
Last Friday I gave a seminar on ‘The human side of process change’: how you can inspire and support people
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Not everything that counts can be counted
“Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts.” I came across this concept
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Book review: ‘The secret of the old boys network’ (in Dutch)
If you’re wondering how women can successfully climb the career ladder, ‘Het geheim van het old boys network’ provides advice
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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
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Doing just one thing doesn’t create change
How often do you need to initiate a change? Whether you’re pursuing a new priority, building new capabilities or cutting
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Two ways to stay on top of priorities
It’s easy to lose track of your priorities when things are moving quickly. You react to opportunities or problems, and
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