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Executive Career Development Guide: Strategic Steps to Achieve Your Professional Goals

This Executive Career Development Guide outlines a comprehensive plan for executives to achieve their career goals through strategic planning and preparation.

Aligning Employees with Organization’s Core Values

Developing a high-performing organization starts with defining its core values – the actions and behaviors essential to the organization’s success. To do this successfully, you must engage your employees in a series of conversations about what it means to be a values-driven organization, what behaviors support the core values, and how important employees are in the daily realization of the core values. This tool highlights some of the techniques used to accomplish that.

Identifying Troubled Organizations

What are the signs that an organization is in trouble? What are the symptoms of a company that has lost its way? Based on the ideas of W. Edwards Deming, "The Seven Deadly Diseases" are the things you need to look for – whether you’re managing a company – or simply investing in it.

Empowering Employees to Innovate

This tool provides a way for employees to suggest ideas for improvement (a new market to go into, a new product to sell, or a new way of doing business). Using a simple template, it asks for five pieces of information that are important in evaluating whether the idea has merit.

Building a Community of Practice

This presentation discusses the creation of a business analyst community within an organization – what it took, what are the best practices, what are lessons learned – so you can create them within yours.

From CIO to Chief Innovation Officer?

The author makes the case to replace the CIO – Chief Information Officer – with a new CIO – Chief Innovation Officer! Why, you ask?

How Should Leaders Manage Today’s People Challenges?

This report explores how business and HR leaders view today’s most significant people challenges – and what they’re doing about it. It raises some interesting issues that should encourage a healthy discussion on how leaders can collaborate to tackle these challenges.

Part 3: Skills Framework for the Information Age (Version 4)

The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) V4 Guide, Summary and Wallpaper – SFIA provides a language that is the foundation for consistent, unambiguous

Part 4: Skills Framework for the Information Age (Version 4)

This framework provides a comprehensive guide to the Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA), detailing how to categorize and manage skills within your organization. It helps CIOs and IT leaders develop a strategic approach to skill development, ensuring alignment with business objectives and industry standards.

Part 2: Skills Framework for the Information Age (Version 5) – Summary

Skills Framework for the Information Age V5 Summary Sheet (SFIA provides a language that is the foundation for consistent, unambiguous and clear definitions of IT

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