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Agile. Creativity. Innovation.

International Institute for Learning

As described by Steve Denning (2013) this is a paradigm shift from the 20th Century view that customers revolve around the stationary “center of the universe”— the value chain of the organization—to the view that the organization is one of many organizations revolving around the customer.

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Project Management Worker Engagement

The IIL Blog

The wage and salary activities for the assigned workers were the responsibility of their functional managers and project managers often had very little input if any in the performance review processes. Engagement activities do not end at the completion of the staffing process or shortly thereafter.

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Introduction to Program Management - How to Manage Related Projects

Project Pulse Journal

They help in the decision-making process relating to project and program prioritization, ensure resource allocation aligns with the business strategy and goals, and adjust strategies as market or organizational conditions change.

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The Human Experience in the Digital Age

The IIL Blog

Trust and emotions are also all about humanizing business processes and creating experiences that add both differentiation and unique value,” states Dr. Lowenstein. Enablement addresses clarity around outcomes, roles, responsibilities, and decision rights fueled by capable processes and adequate resources, knowledge, and skills.

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How Leaders Can – and Must – Make the Long-term not a Plan, but a Mindset

International Institute for Learning

By Larry Robertson In Rebel Leadership: How to Thrive in Uncertain Times, author Larry Robertson writes about a new kind of leadership, one that matches these uncertain times and enables organizations to thrive: Rebel leadership. Rebel leadership isn’t what you might assume. Copyright 2020 by Larry Robertson.

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Team Management: The Key of to Success

International Institute for Learning

In general, just to simplify and generalize, two Leadership approaches are possible: Autocratic and Democratic. Steve Jobs’ leadership style was autocratic; he had a meticulous eye for detail and surrounded himself with like-minded people to follow his lead [7]. References. Hackman, J. The design of work teams. Lorsch (Ed.),

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Capture More Agility by Tailoring Practices

International Institute for Learning

We’ve been told that to achieve more innovation, more collaboration, or more agility, we need to adopt modern practices. Much has been written in the project and product worlds about “tailoring” processes and practices, based on the work being done. Here is how the process works in real life. What is the in- tended benefit?

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