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5 ways to graduate from change heatmaps video

5 ways to graduate from change heatmaps video

Across our change management industry, it seems that producing change heatmaps and being focused singularly on one question is the norm. We all know that change is complex. Change is evolving. Change is multi-dimensional. Change is more than just answering one...

How to manage change saturation during or post COVID19

How to manage change saturation during or post COVID19

What is change saturation? Change Saturation is a concept that describes our capacity for change as limited … like a cup.  We have a limited amount of capacity for change.  When there is too much change going on the cup spills over and there is...

The change data iceberg

The change data iceberg

The various types of change data available is like an iceberg.  Most people only see the small part of the surface of data types such as training completion rate or change heatmap.  There is a lot more beneath the surface.  Download our Change Data Iceberg diagram to...

The Art of Engaging Senior Leaders with Change Data

The Art of Engaging Senior Leaders with Change Data

In our fast-moving, data-centric world, the ability to capture the focus of senior leaders during data presentations is not just a valuable skill but a vital one. With attention spans growing shorter and the constant deluge of information, this challenge has become...

5 ways to graduate from change heatmaps

5 ways to graduate from change heatmaps

So you’ve climbed the change management career ladder.   You’ve not only managed complex projects, but are starting to help the business manage the change landscape. Like most organisations, the business you are supporting is implementing various changes to stay...

The death of the change heat map

The death of the change heat map

Change heatmaps are considered valuable by many organizations struggling with facing too much change. Heatmaps are easy to understand and people intuitively get heatmaps without much explanation. The darker colours are bad, or too much change. The lighter colours are...