I sometimes find my Business Relationship Management (BRM) trainees, coaching and consulting clients assume that BRM is a somewhat passive role, lacking in accountability and without ‘sharp teeth’. This perception is badly mistaken and can be harmful to the successful deployment of the BRM role.
Putting on the Boxing Gloves
Among my most popular posts this year […]
This is Part 2 in a 2-Part post – please see Part 1.
Quick Recap
This post explores how a semantic wiki can support self-organizing teams, using a rock and roll band as a case study. We developed a semantic wiki using the Symcordia™ platform to enable the band’s development and learning – both collectively (organizational learning) […]
My regular readers know that I post from time to time about how wikis can enable organization performance and increase organizational clarity. (For example see here, here and here.)
In the interests of full disclosure, my company is centered around a semantic wiki platform (currently optimized for IT groups – see Symcordia.com for more) so I […]
I love the idea of LinkedIn Groups! The reality, however, from my perspective leaves much to be desired!
As a huge believer in social networking as a business tool, but so far disappointed in the impact this has had on most businesses, I really hoped that LinkedIn Groups would work for me. Let me define “work […]
I’ve posted before (many times!) about Business-IT Maturity, and the common “sticking points” that most IT organizations run into around the mid-point between low and high maturity. (See, for example, here, here, and here, or enter “Sticking Point” into the search box.)
Walking Ever Faster Will Not Get You Running!
If, arbitrarily, you pick 3 levels of […]