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What is a Value Path
A value path is a process which links process performance, business outputs, and organizational goals to focus on value creation.
A common question we get is, “how do I pick the best fit measures”?
What Is a Job Handoff Document?
A job handoff document is exactly what it sounds like: It’s a record you create for someone who is taking over your job, either temporarily or permanently, to help them get up to speed.
Coca-Cola's Journey to Become A Learning Organization
To survive—and thrive—amidst disruptions and unpredictable change, organizations need to foster environments that are conducive to learning. In such environments, employees come together to share knowledge, problem solve, and innovate.
Lasting Sustainability Needs These 4 Components
In 2021, the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report identified climate action failure as second greatest threat to global prosperity in both likelihood and potential impact—following infectious disease.
5 Tips for a Successful Virtual Audit
While the virtual audit (also known as a remote audit) has been around for a few years, the circumstances surrounding the global pandemic in 2020 certainly accelerated the performance of these types audits exponentially.
How Do I Use an A3 Template?
A3 is a versatile problem-solving method and continuous improvement tool. It’s called A3 because it fits on a standard sheet of paper.
Where Organizations Struggle with Process Improvement
Decision making, even with the best intentions, can be difficult, particularly when you have competing opinions and priorities.
Small Suppliers Face Pain from Changing Requirements
“This will kill small companies.”
What is the Order-to-Cash Process?
Order-to-Cash (O2C) is a critical end-to-end process that, when optimized, creates a seamless value chain from customers to the business. But for many organizations, O2C has been a particularly gnarly set of processes to optimize.
Top KM Threats & Opportunities for 2021 & 2022
The world is rethinking where and how people work—and how technology can best support that work. This transformation affects both what knowledge management is capable of and what organizations need from a good KM program.