Organizational Behaviour

The giant container ship Ever Given that has blocked traffic in the Suez Canal for the last week, bringing a key global trade route to a standstill and capturing the world’s attention, was partially refloated as we’re writing this newsletter.

Let’s replace our management books in their cozy library and compulse 7 tips to effectively lead a team.

It is often said that we learn from our mistakes - or the importance in business to fail fast. I personally only partly agree on that.

When agile rose, everyone needed to do agile. When cloud became popular, every company tried/tries to go to cloud.

The successful transition to and the gains from remote work settings has had some great learnings for businesses.

As an industry, it took us a while to move from Quality Assurance to Quality engineering. However, the further enhancements in Quality engineering are happening at a very fast pace.

Blockchain is enabling suppliers to establish new relationships with buyers based on trust, transparency and efficiency.

If you want to embrace a resilient purpose proposition, an agile organization is needed. Perhaps that involves an organizational change.

We are increasingly exposed to unfortunate events that impact our planet and society. Those events make us aware that our current actions aren’t sustainable. This changes our expectations of the businesses we work for, invest in and we turn to for our products and services. So, it’s no surprise businesses are making big statements about their ambition to do good.

Whether you are graduate just starting out in your career, or a seasoned professional embarking on a new path, the unknown can be daunting. If you choose to work in consulting you will be granted a unique experience that gives you access to a diverse landscape of knowledge and people in a short space of time.

I am increasingly being met with stories about what Digital Natives can do and how they will influence the work…

Historically, technology solutions and systems were designed and built to last. I remember my first project after graduating, where we…