Creating a Future-Ready Culture: Managing AI and Outsourcing Transformations Together

Organizations are simultaneously rolling out AI initiatives while restructuring through outsourcing partnerships. It’s like trying to renovate your kitchen while also moving to a new house—both make sense individually, but together? That’s where things get complicated
Why Strategic Spend Planning and Risk Assessment Are No Longer Optional

The world has a way of throwing curveballs when we least expect them. Recent global disruptions didn’t just shake up millions of organizations—they shattered the illusion that organizations could operate effectively without robust strategic planning and risk assessment frameworks.
Stop Building AI Graveyards: A Practitioner’s Guide to Implementation That Sticks

It’s been a tough week for artificial intelligence in the headlines. First, MIT’s groundbreaking research revealed that 95% of generative AI pilots at companies are failing to deliver rapid revenue growth. Then Meta announced it was freezing hiring in its AI division after a months-long spending spree that included $100 million signing bonuses for top talent.
Why Every Organization Big or Small Should Have a PMO

Let me share something I’ve learned after years of helping companies get better at managing their projects: having a Project Management Office (PMO) isn’t just some fancy buzz word – it’s a game-changer. And I’m not talking about just the big companies here. I’ve seen small businesses transform the way they work simply by having a dedicated team or even just one person focused on keeping projects on track.
The FDA’s AI Revolution: How Life Sciences Companies Must Adapt Their Submission Strategies

The pharmaceutical industry is facing a seismic shift. The FDA’s aggressive push toward AI-powered drug reviews, spearheaded by its new generative AI tool “Elsa,” promises to transform how regulatory submissions are evaluated. While the agency wants to cut review times from months to weeks, this change creates both exciting possibilities and real headaches for pharmaceutical companies used to the old way of doing things.
Proactive Consulting: Learning from Coach Van Gundy and Success in Sport

In the basketball world, Jeff Van Gundy was known as a hard-nosed, team-first coach. His passionate, animated antics cemented his reputation just as much as his coaching record. An outsized personality was merely a small piece of his larger approach, centered around intent, accountability, and transparency.
Smart Tariff Navigation: 5 Customer-Focused Tips for Retailers

Retail is experiencing a spending surge as consumers shop ahead of the looming tariff enactment dates. While this provides a welcome sales boost, retailers need to prepare for potential spending slowdowns that will occur should prices simply get too high, particularly for specialty items consumers can do without.
The Death of the CIO? Why Some Companies Are Eliminating the Role

Time continues to erode the CIO’s need to be hands-on, technically gifted, and decidedly geeky. Now, with their skills becoming increasingly redundant, the question becomes whether the role itself is antiquated.
Navigating AI Adoption Challenges in Life Sciences: A Holistic Approach to Change Management and Data Integration

The life sciences industry is on the brink of a groundbreaking transformation, driven by the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence.
Robotics is About People – Why You Need Change Management

In 2020, Swiss-based Roche, one of the world’s largest healthcare and pharmaceutical companies, undertook a significant robotic process automation (RPA) implementation for their Asia division. Despite substantial investment and meticulous planning, they encountered a major and unexpected obstacle: People. Roche noted that the “human side of change remains the most challenging element in managing any […]