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The NHS. Why Can’t We All Help Find the Savings That Are Needed?

Posted by peter.doughty on Aug 12, 2011

I was visiting a friend in Coronary Care this week and in talking to the nursing team on the Unit was struck by how much even here they felt touched by the confusion and concerns that flow from the scale of change now being proposed for the NHS.

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Linked lifecycles - a new way of managing programs

Posted by alex.clark on Mar 16, 2011

There must be a better way to manage programs.

  • Do you manage a complex program of activity comprising many projects and teams?
  • Do you struggle to see how changes to sub-project affect the overall Program schedules?
  • Is it tough focusing dispersed teams’ energy on the right things?
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£20BN compelling reasons for xpoint

Posted by Peter.Mothersill on Mar 16, 2011

Andrew Loveless, GM EMEA and Co-Founder, was recently invited to share Element8’s approach to new ways of working and delivering collaborative change at a Strategic Health Authority Transformation Workshop. The session was very well received, raising issues such as:

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2010 a year of transition and transformation

Posted by alex.clark on Jan 03, 2011

"I think this is the start of something really big. Sometimes that first step is the hardest one, and we've just taken it." Steve Jobs

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Simplifying complexity and xpoint

Posted by Peter.Mothersill on Dec 15, 2010

Our customers and prospective customers seek new ways of managing complexity as they typically have many business units in multiple geographies which often have conflicting priorities especially when engaging in large scale business change. The execution of business change is complex work and is at the centre of all our customer's business strategies.

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Customer Insights Event

Posted by ken.gibbs on Nov 22, 2010

element8 Limited, the provider of packaged software that enables complex organisational change, held its first Customer Insights Event during November.

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Making a habit of change

Posted by tom.mcdermott on Jul 28, 2010

Habit formation takes about twenty-one days of focused repetition of the desired behavior.  This is about three consecutive weeks (not just 21 business-days) of thinking about and executing a new behavior so that it can become as automatic as possible.  This tends to be within the realm of personal development, but the same three-week requirement is needed for any behavior change

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Lasting change – how can organizations enable this?

Posted by andrew.loveless on Jul 26, 2010

Over the last few weeks, several trends have emerged during workshops, seminars and working with clients which have raised the questions:

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When is a little ‘Yin’ better than a lot of ‘Yang’?

Posted by peter.doughty on Jul 26, 2010

In a recent issue of the PWC Technology Forecast, Tom Degarmo identifies the huge opportunity for organisations of all sizes to bring together the yin of variable versatile human processes with the yang of structured repeatable work processes (

Tags: change, enterprise 2.0, lean six sigma, management, organizational change management
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Knowing HOW to make change in an organization

Posted by Peter.Mothersill on Jul 22, 2010

Some time ago I met with a senior manager in a large blue-chip company who described a new approach to enabling organizational change.

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