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Don’t wait to embed change

There's a fatal flaw in most project management methodologies: change management activities happen way too late to be effective. Embedding...

Let's gaze into the crystal ball and see what might be in store for change management in 2012: 1. Executives get on board Many CEOs and...

There's a lot to be said of timing it right. In fields like comedy, music and sport, timing is of the essence and can be the difference...

If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you have always gotten! That’s why really new outcomes need new thinking....

There seems to be a rule that the more complex the change, the less effort is spent on the people who will be adopting the change in their...

It's a tough gig being a people leader in times of change. I call managers the squashed tomatoes of change. Senior executives expect them...

Research in neuroscience now reveals that our brains are designed to seek a balanced state. Safety and security are primary needs and the...

Are project calendars, simple? Maybe not. Firstly, non-working time seems like a basic concept. Have you ever thought about two tasks...

The increased volume, pace and complexity of change has produced a new profession: the Change Manager. We’ve also seen the emergence of...

One of the best ways to differentiate scheduling skills and knowledge is to ask project managers how they update status in their...