Cost of Not Being Data-Driven Carrie Majewski 09/16/2024 “Identify a skill you will learn in order to achieve your future aspirations.” This was the prompt I was asked to reflect on recently for my MIT Leadership & Innovation...
Data to Navigate Culture Tidal Waves Carrie Majewski 08/27/2024 Organizational culture seems to take a beating daily, with a number of macro forces at play that threaten culture daily. Things like... Very public and mass layoffs Ongoing market volatility...
Real-Time Data = Operational Agility Rob Lanza 08/26/2024 As business leaders, we’re no strangers to disruption. Consider the pace of change in just the last few years — ushering in both new challenges and opportunities that have forced...
The Logistics Industry’s Data Imperative Walter McAdams 08/14/2024 We all know big data is one of the singular biggest forces impacting all industries as we enter the next era of work. And that is perhaps no truer than...
Take Charge of L&D Through Progressive Measurement Emily McHugh 07/11/2024 I was recently rereading this article centered around the idea that managers tend to be the least likely people in an organization to prioritize their own learning and development. As...
Data to See the Future Carrie Majewski 07/08/2024 Data wins, more often than not, start small but create quick impact fast. Businesses start investing in data-centered behaviors, strategies and approaches and quickly wins like the following are possible......
Everyone is a Data Leader—Yes You! Emily McHugh 06/10/2024 Every leader is a data leader. I’ll say it louder for those in the back… EVERY leader is a data leader. From revenue and strategy teams to operations and people...
Dream First. Ask How Later Carrie Majewski 05/29/2024 I’ve long been fascinated by dreams. Bursts of subconscious ideas, passions, fears, wonders, and visions that dance in front of us and ask us to listen and pause. These bursts...
Race to Net Zero Technical Debt Rob Lanza 03/18/2024 Technical debt is hardly a new concept for digital and software leaders. Interestingly enough, it was a term first coined more than three decades ago by Ward Cunningham — one...