Six Disciplines

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Seven Steps To Effective Change in 2011

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Specifically, what are you doing to make the rest of 2011 a banner year for continual business improvement? Let your team members know that it is okay to be uncomfortable with change, but that the winner in business will always be the one who most effectively adapts to the new environment. How about next year? Continuously improve.

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Business Strategy Execution - Still A Top Concern of Employers

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A 2011 Talent Survey released today by Aon Hewitt finds a significant capability gap in leaders, as most organizations focus on growth in today's post-recession environment. Key findings from the survey of 1,328 employers: The employers' top three concerns are: talent retention (31 percent). business strategy execution (18 percent).

Execution 101
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So.How Did Your Company Perform In The First Quarter?

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The first quarter of 2011 is almost history. Here are seven steps for effective organizational change for the rest of 2011: Create a commitment to change. Let your team members know that it'sokay to be uncomfortable with change, but that the winner in business will always be the one who most effectively adapts to the new environment.

Company 101