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Category Archives: Getting a brief from the client
How to work with someone who does not understand operating models?
Today I was asked an interesting question. How can one engage senior managers in the importance of doing operating model work? My answer was that this is the wrong question, and I gave the analogy of a carpenter. If someone … Continue reading →
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Working with the Client/Sponsor to get a good brief
Last week I was leading a workshop, mainly for training purposes, but we used a live organisation issue. A recently appointed manager volunteered his organisation partly because he was planning to make some significant changes, partly because his organisation was … Continue reading →