Leadership Readiness: How culture sets up change for success
Leadership readiness is essential for setting up a culture to be ready for change and the adoption depends less on the program and more on the environment.
Designing for Adoption: Principles for Successful Change Programs
Uneven adoption after go-live is rarely a sign that a change program was poorly executed. More often, it reflects decisions made earlier about how adoption would be supported
Beyond the Project: Why change efforts stall after go-live
Change programs can be executed well and still fall short of lasting impact. When adoption is uneven after go-live, the cause is rarely a process failure.
Too Much, Too Little or Just Right: Resetting Governance to Be Fit-for-Purpose
Applying standard governance models across all programs irrespective of scale and complexity tends to produce governance that is either too heavy to be useful or too light to be effective.
Governance that Reflects Delivery: Why Leadership Behaviour is the Deciding Factor
Governance in transformation environments is usually well-established, but how leadership engages determines if it becomes passive rather than reflect actual progress.
Right-Sized Governance: Designing Delivery Structures for Portfolio Scale
Transformation work is back on the agenda at greater scale and with less margin for error than before. Right sized governance requires delivery structures that suit the scale of the portfolio
The Sought-After BA: Why Curiosity, Discipline and Influence Separate Good from Exceptional
Project leaders looking to hire a business analyst often debate whether to prioritise deep technical or industry experience over strong analytical fundamentals...
Consequence and Complexity: Project Conditions That Demand Experienced Business Analysts
In high-risk delivery environments, the depth of analyst experience becomes a material commercial factor for successful benefits realisation. Three recurring project conditions...
Business Analysts: The Underestimated Resource in Complex Project Delivery
As organisations commit to early decisions and move faster on increasingly complex projects, high calibre project BAs are fast becoming an asset throughout the lifecycle...
From Accidental to Deliberate: 5 Questions Every Project Sponsor Should be able to Answer
In many organisations, sponsorship is assigned by role, seniority or proximity to impact. Leaders are trusted, accountable for outcomes and expected to provide direction when it matters most.
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