Change Management and Embedding Change
Go-live done, training delivered, forty percent adoption six months later. What the models are for, who actually carries a change, and how to check it held.
Go-live done, training delivered, forty percent adoption six months later. What the models are for, who actually carries a change, and how to check it held.
Forty slides, no recommendation, and the committee asked what it was being asked. How to structure a decision for executives and when to tell them the bad news.
Three business units, one platform to keep, a sponsor who left. Mapping stakeholders, negotiating on interests, and turning a meeting into a decision.
A new CTO faces recurring decisions and an unclear direction. Define the remit, support capable decision owners, and review strategy as evidence changes.
One engineer carries the pages and a new hire misses commitments. How to investigate working conditions, individual needs, and operational dependencies.
Nobody on the initiative reported to her, and the veto arrived by chat overnight. What it takes to lead product, security, data, and finance across time zones.
The engineer who kept settlement running got a middling rating and left with no successor. Results, behaviors, levels, calibration, hiring, and who is next.
A manager said fully delegated, then reversed the decision. What expectations, delegation levels, one-on-ones, feedback, and coaching look like when they hold.
A team structure is a design decision made before any design. What Conway actually wrote, four team types, three interaction modes, and writing a boundary down.