Rewarding Performance While Containing Costs
This study examines how organizations are rewarding performance in a cost containment business climate.
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This study examines how organizations are rewarding performance in a cost containment business climate.
 "The more difficult challenge for companies is capturing the hearts and minds of good, reliable employees who are not stars but who are significantly more productive when engaged."
 This presentation discusses the process steps, best practices, benefits and insights to using a Qualifications Based Selection (QBS) for consultant selection.
 Managing Executive Transitions is a handbook for organizations that face or are going through an executive transition. 
 This article discusses the transition of executives from large to small corporations and presents a framework to help evaluate each candidate’s “fit” in the smaller organization.
This document describes a ladder of accountability – capability maturity model? – to assess team effectiveness. 
CIO role is changing – from IT leadership to business leadership. What does all this mean to IT managers? To operations managers, development managers, strategy and architecture leaders? Read On!
 This paper argues that our understanding of cross-functional team processes is incomplete and proposes the concept of a "functional wall" to bridge this gap in the framework.
This paper proposes a model of group effectiveness that integrates two sets of factors, namely, group structure and individual characteristics.
 This presentation introduces the concept and lays out the conditions for team effectiveness.
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