Major projects often require half-day or all-day meetings to get everyone in sync and plan the high-level steps needed to finish the effort. You could find yourself leading such a meeting and you might dread it. It doesn’t have to be painful. You might actually enjoy it. The grunts and sighs usually begin early in […]
Month: March 2014
Being Agile Means Changing Corporate DNA
Successful companies have well-defined business models. They know what works and what doesn’t. They have a formula for generating revenue and controlling expenses. It’s all good — until the business model needs to change. Why would a successful company want to change its business model? New product competition, disruptive technologies, lower-cost competitors, marketplace demands, rising […]