by Eric Kimberling | Jul 24, 2021 | Organizational Change Management
No matter what industry you are in, your business is propped up on three pillars – People, processes, and technology. All three of these foundational elements carry their own weight in value, and if one of these pillars falls, the business is likely to tumble...
by Eric Kimberling | Jun 2, 2021 | Business Transformation, Digital transformation, Organizational Change Management
When organizations go through transformations, they typically are also transforming their culture. But what exactly is cultural change and how do we enable it? Cultural change is often a key component of any sort of transformation, whether you’re talking about a...
by Eric Kimberling | May 20, 2021 | Digital transformation, Organizational Change Management
Change management is one of the most critical success factors for digital transformation and it can be very difficult to sell your executive team or key stakeholders on the concept of change. Much of the work we do is in the realm of organizational change management...
by Eric Kimberling | May 13, 2021 | Organizational Change Management, Supply Chain Management
Why does it take a catastrophic event for us to talk about supply chain management? In 2020, the world saw the initial economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. People started hoarding toilet paper, dry goods, and alcohol while gaming consoles, home electronics,...
by Eric Kimberling | Apr 15, 2021 | Organizational Change Management, Supply Chain Management
Oftentimes when people think of Prosci and ADKAR they think about organizational change management. They also think these are interchangeable terms, but what we often find is that Prosci and ADKAR is not nearly enough to drive change. Today I will cover what’s...
by Guest Blog | Apr 10, 2021 | ERP Failures, ERP Implementations, Organizational Change Management
Sam Graham Every year, we read of new ERP failures. Years ago, we were told that the failure rate was about 70% and now, after many years of experience of implementing ERP, many new books on how to implement it, and probably hundreds if not thousands of studies of...
