Strategic courage in VUCA times
We are not only familiar with terms like volatility and agility, we use them and experience what they mean on a daily basis. But how does this fit in with strategy and planning? […]
We are not only familiar with terms like volatility and agility, we use them and experience what they mean on a daily basis. But how does this fit in with strategy and planning? […]
Do you feel it too? The more numerous the “impacts” become – Corona virus, persistent supply bottlenecks, war in Ukraine, energy prices, climate protection targets, supply of skilled workers, to name just a few – the more determinedly numerous companies are setting comprehensive transformation processes in motion. […]
The more CHROs focus on the customer journey relevant to them, the more we see a shift in the focus of people analytics. […]
In the course of several HR audits over the last few months, I have repeatedly thought about how employers can address the shortage of skilled workers. […]
Alongside the annual report, sustainability reporting is now the most important element of a company’s information policy. […]
The trigger for this article is a study by the German Economic Institute from 2021 (in German), which I recently read and which has been on my mind ever since. […]
The first few weeks of the new year are over. We have arrived in the year 2022. What are our priorities? Where are we still looking for the right way? […]
Even though we have been working on hybrid work for months, I have been reluctant to make any contributions. There was a lack of sufficient knowledge. […]
Current challenges, such as new business models, digitization & transformation, require – I will go into this again in this article – that managers build a strong culture. […]
I´ve read and heard a lot of times in the last few months: The pandemic has accelerated digitization. The examples then given in this context may all be correct. I ask myself the question: Are these examples just born out of necessity, or is there a strategic concept behind them? […]