Monthly Archives: February 2014

Ethics in Board Decisions: Hard Choices

Those who sit on a board to provide guidance for organizational decision making have a challenging job. Mission statements can not cover every situation or circumstance that comes along. Therefore, it is critical that boards render decisions with the highest ethical … Continue reading

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The Concept of Metrics: Measuring the Right Things for the Right Reasons and the Right Way

Organizational progress needs to accurately measured. How else does an organization decide if it is successful? Metrics, goals, and objectives need to be reasonable, measurable and achievable. Achievable is the most important. Further, there needs to be collaboration with upper management, middle … Continue reading

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Change and the Concept of Chaos

Through the years  there have been a number of articles and books written about the concept of change within organizations. Accept change. Embrace change Welcome change. Adapt to change Encourage change. Anticipate change.  If there is one thing we can be … Continue reading

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