An absence of leadership has crippled rescue efforts. For crisis managers in all areas, this tragedy is a harsh reminder that provides some important lessons. Here, we find out how experts are evaluating the Haitian crisis--and what they anticipate over the next critical months.
Disruption is here, blowing huge gusts of wind that force organizations to batten down the hatches and find ways to leverage change for positive gain. No sector, across the vast spectrum of healthcare, is sheltered from profound disruption resulting from the winds of change.
Last November I wrote a post on the initial botch up of HealthCare.gov’s use of Agile techniques on the front-end that didn’t help them deploy the site more efficiently, nor effectively.&n ...
Earlier this year, we polled more than 60 enterprises that have been using Daptiv to track some of the emerging trends in the industry. Our survey asked about integration plans, budget levels, as ...
This article from GCN seems to indicate that its use (or misuse) was the cause of the deployment fiasco. More than anything, reading the details in the article s ...
Steve Bather commented on a post from the other day about simplification. He reminded me of a story I had heard a couple of years ago about Dr. Atul Gwande, a NY heart surgeon who has been successfull ...
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