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Data-Driven Decisions: Are We Over-Reliant on Metrics in Change Management?
Dashboards glow green. Adoption rates look strong. Training completions hit 100%. Stakeholder acceptance is peaking. And yet – the change stalls. The problem isn’t the data. It’s the belief that metrics alone can steer human change. In this blog, we argue for an evidence-led, not metrics-led, approach. Numbers are essential, but they are only one […]
‘Why’ Purpose-Driven Communication and Analysis in Organisational Change Matters
Organisational change often begins with bold ambitions: digital transformation, cost optimisation, regulatory reform, customer experience uplift. The language of change is expansive and forward-looking. But amidst the buzzwords, project charters and stakeholder briefings, something fundamental is often overlooked: the why. When organisations fail to articulate a compelling purpose behind change – beyond the technical deliverables […]
Simplify Before You Automate: The Golden Rule of Business Analysis
When the pressure to digitise and optimise intensifies, many organisations reach for automation first – process mining, AI, robotic process automation (RPA) and machine learning are all seen as quick wins. But while these tools offer speed and scalability, they also amplify whatever processes already exist, whether functional or flawed. Automation is not a shortcut […]
How to Use Learning Analytics to Measure Impact
In the rush to digitise and deliver learning at scale, many organisations have focused on metrics that are easy to track like course completions, attendance rates or time spent on a module. While these metrics serve a purpose, they offer only a surface-level view of effectiveness. If organisations are serious about learning as a lever […]
Flexible Frameworks: Are Agile Approaches Making Change Management Too Chaotic?
Agile has become the go-to method for managing digital transformation and software development projects. Its appeal lies in speed, flexibility and continuous improvement. But when Agile principles are over-applied or misunderstood, what was meant to bring structure to complexity can start to feel like chaos, especially in the context of organisational change management. Agile frameworks […]
Visualising the Right Information
When organisations undertake process documentation, the initial impulse is often to produce comprehensive, detailed diagrams and lengthy process manuals. While thoroughness might seem beneficial, complexity often becomes counterproductive. The essence of effective process visualisation is not the intricacy or visual appeal of the tools used but rather the clarity and relevance of the insights they […]
Making Learning Stick: The Strategic Power of Microlearning
When organisations think about learning and development, they often imagine extensive workshops, lengthy modules or classroom training that takes employees away from their daily responsibilities. But as attention spans shrink and demands on time increase, traditional learning models are losing traction. Instead, a more targeted, accessible and results-driven approach is gaining ground: microlearning. Microlearning is […]
From Destination to Design: A Smarter Way to Analyse
Business transformation efforts often treat analysis as a procedural task — a step to complete before implementation. But for organisations seeking real alignment between strategy, execution and outcomes, business analysis should be reframed not as a checklist but as a design philosophy. A more effective shift is to start from the end. By defining clear […]
AI: Saviour or Destroyer of Change Management?
Why AI won’t replace change practitioners—but it will demand they evolve. Artificial intelligence is redefining the way organisations operate, make decisions and interact with their people. Its impact on change management—the discipline tasked with ensuring people adopt change effectively—is no exception. But as AI capabilities grow, so too does the question: is AI a tool […]
Navigating Change Through HR: The Human Side of Transformation
In many organisations, large-scale change initiatives are often driven by data, technology or operational imperatives. Yet, amidst the focus on metrics and systems, the human aspect frequently gets sidelined. This oversight can significantly derail the success of transformation efforts. HR is uniquely positioned to act as the bridge between leadership and frontline staff, ensuring that […]