Leadership

Give Your Remote Team Unstructured Time for Collaboration

Barbara Z. Larson

Recreating moments of informal exchange in the teleworking teams to protect their capacity to innovate.

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6 idées originales pour maintenir le lien en télétravail

Julie Krassovsky

[6 original ideas to maintain the bonds while teleworking]    Examples of innovative mechanisms adopted by six companies to rekindle the bonds in their teleworking teams.

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The B2B digital inflection point: How sales have changed during COVID-19

Ryan Gavin, Liz Harrison, Candace Lun Plotkin, Dennis Spillecke, Jennifer Stanley

The deep and lasting impact of the Covid-19 crisis on B2B markets’ commercial processes, notably with an acceleration of digitalization.

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The Future of Work: From remote to hybrid

What is the best way to support the development of hybrid work?

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Good Data Starts with Great Governance

Elias Baltassis, Antoine Gourévitch, Lucas Quarta

How to efficiently manage the high value asset represented by the company’s data.

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Using Digital Communication to Drive Digital Change

Patti Sanchez

Relying on digital tools to support change.

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The five trademarks of agile organizations

Wouter Aghina, Karin Ahlback, Aaron De Smet, Gerald Lackey, Michael Lurie, Monica Murarka, Christopher Handscomb

How agile organizations get organized to adapt quickly to a shifting environment.

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The Importance Of Adopting Your Own Goal-Setting System

Kristopher Jones

The return of experience of an entrepreneur who deployed the “Objectives and Key Results” (OKR) method in his organization.

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Great Teams Are About Personalities, Not Just Skills

Dave Winsborough, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic

Good teams get built based on the competencies of their members. Exceptional teams are based on their members’ personalities.

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Getting Smart About Change Management

Peter Tollman, Perry Keenan, Stéphanie Mingardon, Diana Dosik, Shaheer Rizvi, Stephanie Hurder

To manage change successfully, it is not enough that staff members are motivated and trained—they must also have an adequate environment.

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