by Cassandra Rambo | Apr 22, 2020 | Cassandra's Blogs, Collaboration, Communication, Delivery Methods, Productivity, Technology
I’ve started to challenge the commonly held belief that nothing can replace in-person interactions. Since the shelter in place order took effect over a month ago, I’ve facilitated two virtual workshops and have been blown away by how effective they’ve been. In part...
by Lisa Jasper | Apr 14, 2020 | Delivery Methods, Lisa's Blogs, Productivity
A couple weeks back, I wrote in my post about homeschooling challenges that I’d post again once things got better. We have by no means figured it all out yet, but we have settled into a new routine. Our kids’ school has been trying to evolve to support family needs,...
by Lisa Jasper | Mar 18, 2020 | Collaboration, Consulting, Culture, Lisa's Blogs, Productivity
Before I go into this post, I just want to acknowledge that I realize there are many people out there who do not have the option of working remotely. For an overwhelming number of people, their incomes and livelihoods are dependent on being able to go into their...
by Sean Butler | Jul 2, 2018 | CIO Concerns, Delivery Methods, Organization, Sean's Blogs
Now, you may be asking yourself, “I already have an Enterprise Architect on the team, isn’t that the same thing as a Business Architect?” The answer is a resounding, “Kinda…but not really!” An Enterprise Architect is the same thing as a Business Architect in the way...
by Lisa Jasper | Jun 19, 2018 | CIO Concerns, Finance, Lisa's Blogs, Project Management, Strategy
Early in my career, soon after I switched roles from software development to technology strategy, I worked quite a bit on business cases and strategic plans related to technology investments. I wondered why some of the best ideas, with the best-written business cases,...
by Dan Weaver | Jun 11, 2018 | CIO Concerns, Dan's Blogs, Performance Management, Project Management
If you want your business to prosper long-term, history (and evolution) have taught us that you must (at critical points in time) transform in order to survive or risk wasting away into the lowly dust that the newer, more adept empires will build themselves upon. In...
