Improving the Odds of a Successful Organization Redesign
Developing a carefully thought out plan of action before embarking on an organization design will help ensure success and avoid a drawn-out process.
Reed Deshler
Build Effective Teams Through Alignment Leadership
Alignment leadership impacts more than organizational performance. Executives who are Alignment Leaders® can also set conditions to create more effective teams.
Silver Linings: Lessons We’ve Learned in 2020
Many people look forward to putting a difficult year behind them, while others see this year as a period of positive changes and opportunities. Look for the silver linings in the lessons of 2020.
Organization Redesign Success Starts with this Dynamic Duo
Two key roles provide the basis for a successful organization redesign project. Learn how strategic partnerships between Alignment Leaders® and change partners can ensure positive transformations.
Rethinking Customer Transactions for a Virtual Environment
Interacting with customers in a virtual environment has become the new normal. Businesses can thrive by using organization design tools and principles to redesign their customer transactions for a virtual world.
Avoid This Pitfall When Cutting Costs
Looking to reduce costs during your organization redesign? Consider changing how the work is done and then align staffing levels to match the work.
Modifying Your Footprint for Changing Times
To keep pace with changing times, leaders must re-think the entire footprint of how their organizations are structured and how they operate.
A Clear Strategy is Key to Digital Transformation Success
The guidelines outlined here can be an effective roadmap to help drive a successful digital transformation.
Differentiation Through Corporate Strategy
Corporate strategy can be a point of differentiation. Look at your business as you would an investment portfolio and determine how to allocate resources in ways that create the greatest returns.
Spans and Layers: A Word of Caution
These three steps can help leaders get the most out of spans and layers adjustments. and make sure a span and layer analysis doesn’t lead to unintended consequences.