It is said, “All politics is local.” Picking up on that aphorism, I think it is equally true that all change is personal. So Much Known – So Little Followed! There is a substantial body of research and theory about organizational change management (OCM) dating back to the mid-50′s or even earlier. Most OCM findings [...]
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I’m pretty sure nobody noticed the fact that I was ‘off the air’ for about a month. And I’m certain that nobody cared! But I did feel guilty, and missed the satisfaction I get from blogging and from engagement with those that leave thoughtful comments or challenge my thinking. By way of explanation, I took [...]
Filed under: Change Management, Performing Arts | Tagged: Abbey Road Studios, Add new tag, collaboration, organizational change management, Rock 'n Roll Fantasy Camp | 8 Comments »
Much has been written about “Business-IT Alignment” over the years. Alignment can refer to Strategy – the degree to which IT strategy and business strategy are aligned. (This, of course, is both ‘old news’ and yet often not the case in practice. And there’s one school of thought that says there’s no such thing as [...]
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I love this post on Attraction of Identity from my kindred spirit, Russ Aebig. (And not just because he references my work on Business-IT Maturity!) Russ poses the question: As an organization, who are you? What is your internal and external story?” Russ goes on to say: IT organizations typically are not oriented around branding [...]
Filed under: IT Management, IT Maturity | Tagged: Add new tag, Brand, Business-IT Maturity, Customer experience, IT leadership, Markets, Value proposition | 5 Comments »
Way back in 1982, futurist John Naisbitt authored the fascinating book Megatrends. I especially recall my reaction to one of the trends – High tech, high touch – and the need to balance between technology and human interaction. I recently caught a small segment on television about the making of Avatar. (There’s lots of interesting [...]
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