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Here's Sneek Peek 3 from the Ask Dr. Change Podcast, Episode 24: "How to Achieve Full Stakeholder Adoption in Transformational Change". In this segment we introduce two states of adoption, Integration and Mastery, each of which takes the notion of adoption to new levels. To WATCH THE FULL EPISODE, visit https://bng1st.co/3R1nzsP For Audio-only you can listen on that same page, or on whichever podcast platform is your favorite (we're on all of them).

🌟 Building a solid bond between IT and employees is crucial to nip problems in the bud and maintain a secure environment. For more key insights, check out the Heroes of IT podcast! 🎧 Give it a listen here: https://okt.to/XhYCpI

Welcome to the 6th episode of the Value Matters podcast discussing 𝑭𝒐𝒓𝒆𝒄𝒂𝒔𝒕 𝑺𝒕𝒂𝒃𝒊𝒍𝒊𝒕𝒚 with Nikos Kourentzes! This topic directly addresses a common challenge most have likely encountered when utilizing forecasts to inform decisions: instability. How frustrating it is when you create a plan, only for it to become obsolete shortly after due to an updated forecast! 😡 If you're tired of constantly refreshing your plans with each new forecast release, then you'll certainly find this discussion quite compelling. Watch it on Youtube or listen to it on your favorite podcast platform (links in comment)

An enjoyable discussion with Johann ROBETTE on some of the recent ideas colleagues and I have been exploring in #predictiveanalytics and #forecasting - thanks for hosting me Value Matters!

Wouldn't it be great to ask all your burning questions about building and growing an advisory practice to some friends who have been there? Going it alone is no fun. That's why our Zachary Conway and Kelsey McKenna are collecting questions from advisors to answer on our podcast, From the Ground Up. Have a question you want to submit? Our inbox is open! Drop your questions at the link below, and we may answer it on our podcast! Submit your❓here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e2C5mfu3 

"The only thing that is worse than a feature that nobody uses, is a feature that only a few customers use." I had the opportunity to share this perspective recently on the "Productive" podcast, hosted by Ran Erez. We tackled a common dilemma in product management: when and how to retire a feature. It's crucial for us to continuously assess the value our features bring to a broad user base. Thanks to Ran Erez and Roni Harniv for the great conversation! The episode will be available tomorrow. A link to the podcast is in the comments.

Be a thermostat, not a thermometer. I heard this today on a podcast, and what a great analogy it is. Whatever the situation is, as a leader, you want to be the one that sets the temperature. You want to be the one that sets the tone. As a leader, don’t be a thermometer, because you will only react to the temperature set by others.

Episode 3 is now out of the podcast with Monika Volsing from Winston Solicitors This time we are talking about planning for the future and how to get everything in order should the worst happen. Morbid subject but very interesting conversation. Give it a listen and please share, subscribe and leave a review! Link is in the comments

In episode one of this new recurring podcast, listen in as LP Magazine‘s Allie Falk and Jac Brittain chat about some ways the LP industry has evolved over the years, frustrations, excitements, general questions, and expectations on what’s to come in 2024. #retail #lossprevention #assetprotection https://lnkd.in/gdE4dj6h

In this week's podcast, I talk about MAFS and how just meeting someone doesn't guarantee you a happy relationship. The link to listen to the full episode is in the comments.