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Speak-up Culture: How to Encourage More (and Better) Ideas

Let's Grow Leaders

You’re a human-centered leader working to create a courageous, speak-up culture filled with psychological safety. A culture where employees feel invited and encouraged to speak up and share their ideas and express their concerns. How to Include Your Reluctant Employees in Your Speak-Up Culture. Silent Ponderous.

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5 steps to drive and foster innovation in IT

CIO

This is especially critical within physical operations – the industries that drive more than 40% of the global GDP – as organizations like ABF Freight and Liberty Energy look for ways to operate more efficiently, gain end-to-end visibility, and focus on a sustainability agenda.

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What is change management? A guide to organizational transformation

CIO

What is the main purpose of change management? In modern IT, change management has many different guises. Project managers view change management as the process used to obtain approval for changes to the scope, timeline, or budget of a project. What are the benefits of change management?

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Giant Eagle CIO Kirk Ball’s recipe for digital transformation success

CIO

Ball embodies the key leadership attributes that separate top CIOs from the rest, differentiators I’ve dubbed the 7 Cs, because these leaders maintain a laser-like focus on customer, culture, cultivating talent, courage, change, communication, and collaboration. A digital transformation also involves fundamental cultural change.

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9 (More) Ideas for Effective Trainings

QAspire

Trainings are at the core of most knowledge-oriented organizations and often considered to be key driver of employee behaviors, and hence culture. It is a lot of hard work, a lot of time, effort and energy spent. Sometimes, business leaders over emphasize on trainings when other things are not working. Yes, it is.

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We’re All Outraged! Turning Passion into Results.

Perficient

The Harvard Business Review (2018) and the BBC (2016) , as well as others, have spun off articles on similar research saying that business managers can be more effective when they use bad words from time to time. We want to gain the benefit of true energy in our companies and projects. Raw emotion draws attention. And that’s OK!

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The Art of Leading Change: Strategies for Success in Organizations

Experience to Lead

Now more than ever, organizations are facing an overwhelming amount of change. Market declines, increased competition and industry culture shifts all play an enormous role in how an organization functions. As change is inevitable, many business leaders find themselves looking for ways to move with the times.