At any given point in time corporate executives are mired in the problems and opportunities of modern day business. For executives in Fortune 500 companies, the following list represents the top 10…
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Posted by Jeff Hayes on January 29, 2024 in Coaching
Context... agility, coaching, innovation, leadership, sustainability
Posted by Erin Quick-Laughlin on April 9, 2019 in Agile
Are there bits and pieces of your company that suffer from “Never been done before, and therefore not a viable option for us?” The operations best practice entitled DevOps may fall into…
Context... agility, devops, innovation, productivity, scrum
Posted by Erin Quick-Laughlin on March 11, 2019 in Agile
In the world of product innovation, an agile framework provides much greater value than traditional development methodologies can offer. Jeff introduced this concept in Agile Provides the Greatest Value to Organizations. In…
Context... agility, feedback, innovation, scrum
Posted by Jeff Hayes on July 31, 2016 in Business
Most savvy businesspersons understand that ‘content is king,’ meaning that good, appropriate content is an important key to the success of marketing campaigns today. Where content production is concerned, these same businesspersons…
Context... culture, feedback, innovation, strengths, trust
Posted by Jeff Hayes on April 30, 2014 in Technology
Google has become one of the most successful companies in history, in part due to its ability to tell us who we are. Asking metaphorically, Is Google a prophet? Can it predict…
Context... agility, culture, feedback, innovation, productivity
Posted by Jeff Hayes on February 27, 2014 in Technology
One Size Does Not Fit All Responsive design is the relatively new practice of creating websites that look good wherever they happen to be viewed, such as: On your desktop or notebook…
Context... education, innovation, planning
Posted by Jeff Hayes on September 30, 2013 in Technology
When Tim Berners-Lee developed the world’s first website at CERN in 1990 — using a simple Unix-based browser — do you suppose he had any idea how expansive the Web would become?…
Context... business growth, innovation, planning
Posted by Jeff Hayes on July 15, 2013 in Technology
Evolution of the World Wide Web The World Wide Web (or just Web) was conceived by Tim Berners-Lee, a (then) CERN consultant/engineer who was looking for a way to facilitate the exchange…
Context... innovation, risk management, social media
Posted by Jeff Hayes on June 14, 2013 in Technology
I’ve worked in the digital world long enough to appreciate the old adage about change being the only constant. The relationships I’ve built with our clients don’t tend to waver over time,…
Context... innovation, reputation
Posted by Jeff Hayes on January 30, 2013 in Technology
When we hear the phrase Trends in Technology, some of us begin thinking about technologies that should be coming of age soon. Some of us think “What now!?!” perhaps because technology inspires fear…
Context... culture, innovation, strengths, sustainability
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