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Transformation / Change
The path to transformation leads through a holistic approach, embracing your cognitive, emotional, mental and physical being. Throughout the years, based on research and experience, I have developed a 4 step transformation approach, based on our values- and beliefs system. For deeper insights and further information, please go to LEARN.
Organizational culture
If you want to transform your business, you need to start with your people.
Organizational culture is the amount of systems, processes, symbols, behaviours and beliefs that people experience and display in their interactions with others.
In order to shape your desired organizational culture and to accelerate strategic goals, you need to tap into the human side of transformation.
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Agile / Innovation
To innovate is to continuously and successfully bring good ideas into reality.
It means converting ideas and knowledge into services or products, new or improved processes / approaches, to obtain a competitive advantage.
Agility is the ability to acquire velocity, that is light and with a good capacity for acceleration. “Agile” is introducing the concept of value and flow in all processes, freeing resources and integrating them, especially to the innovation process.
Agile Innovation is based on the active fusion of these two concepts.
Agile Innovation is based on the active fusion of these two concepts.
In order to survive and be successful, companies need to respond quickly to changes of all kinds and develop new business models, products and services.
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Purpose and Well-Being
We are all part of a huge puzzle. Each person, each team and each organization has
its own talents, own purpose and own way to contribute
to the whole big picture.
Organizations learn only through individuals who learn. Individual learning does not guarantee organizational learning, but without it, no organizational learning occurs (Peter Senge, 1990).
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solution(s)
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“It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive, but these who can best manage change” Charles Darwin.