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How to Avoid the Churn That Comes with Agility

Harvard Business

Leaders today know that they need to be agile — to change direction quickly in the face of changing or uncertain conditions. But a byproduct of agility is churn: The confusion and demotivation that comes from many such pivots. This can cause inefficiency that bogs down innovative projects and strategies.

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How to Find the Exact Words that Attract Your Clients (and Gets them Excited to Work with You)

Consulting Matters

Some outcomes for another one of my clients is a change consultant and was struggling with trying to find her angle in the market and how she stood out and discovered that one of the big challenges with change was the limits of traditional leadership development and why it is insufficient for handling unplanned change.

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How to Do Agile Change Management

LSA Global

Agile Change Management – What Is It? Agile change management is an approach to managing the people side of change that works in concert with the agile project management methodology. That is good news from a change management consulting perspective.

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The Chief Project Officer: Roles and Responsibilities

Epicflow

In addition, their focus on effective resource allocation, stakeholder engagement, and change management contributes to enhanced operational efficiency, increased agility, and improved project outcomes. It’s also essential for a chief project management officer to have a good reputation as a senior leader.

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Digitalization of Aerospace Engineering: Main Difficulties and Ways to Overcome Them

Epicflow

It’s important for aerospace engineering, as it can introduce agile engineering to a company. Finding new approaches to attracting talent: e.g., inspiring and motivating young talent with exciting tech projects (creating supersonic or autonomous aircrafts), increasing leadership involvement in talent management, etc. .

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5 Behaviors of Leaders Who Embrace Change

Harvard Business

CEB reports that the average organization has undergone five enterprise-wide changes in the past three years and 73% expect change to accelerate (URL: [link] ). In this environment, change agility needs to be part of the new organization’s and leaders’ DNA. Sponsored by Accenture Strategy.

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Strategic Alignment of Skills and Organizational Objectives

LSA Global

The strategic alignment of skills and organizational objectives is pivotal for driving revenue growth, profitability, customer loyalty, leadership effectiveness, and employee engagement. Organizations can get more value from talent development investments by: Taking a change management approach to learning.

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