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Using Stories to Cross the “Attention Chasm”Many people believe that the attention of audiences follow a U-shaped curve, where audiences remember mainly what said first and last during presentations, leaving a significant chunk of presented material in…
Using Stories to Cross the “Attention Chasm”Many people believe that the attention of audiences follow a U-shaped curve, where audiences remember mainly what said first and last during presentations, leaving a significant chunk of presented material in…
Upon reading the article titled As Chocolate Is To Peanut Butter, Strategy Is To Tactics, by Nacie Carson, author of The Finch Effect, two questions came to mind. How does the team leader/manager identify which of their organization’s strategic outcomes they can impact, either directly or indirectly and how much impact can they actually have?
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What’s the best kind of place to do enterprise-architecture and similar work? What are the best environments, for which parts of the work? And why? This was a fun set of questions that came up in my Twitterstream earlier this…
Continuing our series of articles announcing The Case Management Top Influencers within specific segments of the Case Management community, we’re excited to unveil the most influential individuals within academic and standards organizations that are driving Case Management knowledge, growth, adoption, and the ideas to evolve Case Management into a more strategic business platform. View the […]
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