If my business outgrows the software we implemented last year, I would view it as a sign of progress and success. Dwelling on the cost of software we’ve outgrown is unproductive. That very software likely played a crucial role in moving us forward and enabling our...
Prioritise strategic initiatives!
Many smaller shires and local governments face challenges when investing in projects due to limited budgets and tight resources, making it difficult to prioritise strategic initiatives. One effective approach is to map all projects based on their benefits and effort...
Digital Transformation: Failures are inevitable!
Digital transformation is not a destination; it is a continuous journey. Along this path, failures are inevitable. We may make misguided choices, overprocess trivial tasks while overlooking crucial ones, deviate from established processes, or at times, adhere to them...
Transformation: First focus on influencing the environment!
At my Council, when I put in the effort with my team to enhance performance and efficiency, it naturally leads to better customer service and a reduced headcount. On the surface, this seems like a significant achievement. Yet, there’s a hidden consequence: increased...
The transformation starts from within!
The transformation starts from within. As leaders, when we have the right intent to serve, drive change, and commit to a worthy cause, we naturally influence other like-minded management staff. This influence, in turn, extends to others, and positive change propagates...
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning!
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. If we try to understand ERP by its name, we will limit its potential and scope. ERPs are no longer limited to resource planning at the enterprise level. Though its roots are in materials resource planning, it has outgrown...
Living with your family in more than one house!
Imagine living with your family in more than one house. Each house is built for a specific purpose (sleeping, getting ready, or cooking). However, the houses are far apart, and there is minimal communication. Imagine the everyday chaos you and your family may have to...
Enterprise software projects are a team sport!
If I know every tackle and trick in soccer but don’t know how to play with my teammates, I will likely be useless. I may be the best guitar player, playing solo, but I struggle to play in the band; my skills are limited to my room. Similarly, enterprise software...
