Category Archives: Change Management

The Irony of Change

Dave Brock May 13, 2021 The other day, I was speaking with a colleague about the state of sales/selling. We started talking about the irony of change, how our jobs are all about change–yet we, somehow, seem the most resistant to changing how we sell. Sales/selling has little to do with what we sell. It … Continue reading The Irony of Change

Be the Change Agent

Dale Keipert November 19, 2020 Change Agent: A change agent is a person inside of a company or organization that helps that company or organization transform. An article in Forbes points out that “the marketplace requirements to compete are evolving so quickly that leadership is struggling to stay ahead of the course.” Nowhere is this … Continue reading Be the Change Agent

Using Chaos Engineering to Root Out Failures Before they Become Outages

Deven Samant — April 30, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted stark weaknesses inherent in systems we take for granted most of the time. An approach that is rapidly gaining ground in digital engineering circles is chaos engineering, a way of building resilience and protect against unforeseen interruptions in service. When it comes to the … Continue reading Using Chaos Engineering to Root Out Failures Before they Become Outages