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Tag Archives: Teams
How to say what really matters? By listening!
Apart from all the things we say in daily life – things without any real meaning but which serve a social purpose, such as please, thanks, you’re welcome – there are lots of more things to say if your team … Continue reading
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Tagged Collaboration, Common language, Problem solving, Teams, Value
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Easy Collaboration and Successful Projects
Why Projects Fail It is quite funny, actually, how almost all talking around project management is focused on methods and frameworks like Prince2, PMBoK, and IPMA. But when you ask project managers why their project failed they almost always mention … Continue reading
Lean IT and ITIL – Stopping the Negative Spiral
Good news for those who are hungry for more books about Lean IT and ITIL!
Tagged A3 thinking, Agile, Books, Coaching, ITIL, ITSM, Organizational Change, Silver bullet, Teams
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The Formula for Successful Change and Projects
During the last few days I posted philosophies and real world stories alike, and the most striking thing when looking at all of it together is that it doesn’t sum up to one worldview! So what was it all about? Did I … Continue reading