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Being a Practitioner Is No Longer a Choice

Being a Practitioner Is No Longer a Choice Leadership positions are often achieved by demonstrating your craft. You do high-quality work, consistently. You show your character and determination, consistently. Over time, people notice, and responsibility follows. Then...

We Judge the Parts. We Rarely Judge the Fit.

We Judge the Parts. We Rarely Judge the Fit. When we build something important, we look for the best parts. We hire the strongest candidate. We select the most capable software. We appoint the most experienced partner. Each choice is defended on its own merit, and...

Our Actions Are Blindly Biased Towards What We Want

Our Actions Are Blindly Biased Towards What We Want On the surface, we think we are rational. We make rational choices based on multiple factors and conditions under review. We gather information, weigh the options, consider the risks and arrive at a decision. At...

It is time to redefine project success!

Are projects truly successful just because they meet budget, time, and quality constraints? These are merely expectations—and expectations can be flawed. If expectations are set too high, the team struggles, stakeholders get disappointed, and the project is labelled a...

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Systems Thinking: Cost to intervention!

It’s easy to analyse a system—whether an organisation, structure, or process—from the outside and identify areas for improvement. These recommendations might be based on logic, experience, or data, and on paper, they may seem like clear wins. But in reality,...

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System Thinking: boundaries!

When managing projects, we draw boundaries around scope, assuming success depends on delivering within set constraints. But these boundaries are fragile. Project resources may be pulled away for other priorities. Higher-priority projects can put ours on hold. Vendors...

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Systems Thinking: A resilient plan!

The perfect plan always looks great on paper—until reality kicks in when the project starts. Resilience must be a critical element of any system or plan. While we can’t predict the future, we can build in flexibility by allocating buffer resources—whether that’s...

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Systems Thinking: The feedback loop is broken!

Most ERP and CRM project failures aren’t sudden—they are a slow accumulation of ignored issues, growing more complex until the damage is irreversible. By the time decision-makers realise the extent of the problem, it’s often too late. The real issue isn’t just that...

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Don’t make the same mistakes!

Time and again, the same patterns emerge: Organisations select and implement the wrong ERP, CRM, or COTS software. They customise it unnecessarily. When things go wrong, they blame vendors, consultants, and third parties. As a result, they lose investment, time, and...

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SP writes extensively on Project Sponsorship, Management, Business Transformation and Change.

Building a rock solid foundation

A Guide for Project Sponsors

Building A Rock Solid Foundation

This book is for the Project Sponsors and executives. There are practical examples, tips and process that will help sponsors to lead from the front. The book will force you to think from different dimensions. If you implement knowledge, methods and tips, you will experience instant results. You will see the improvement in the order, focus and growth in the morale of the team.

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