|
||
|
4 August 2009 • 7:00 am
I started to wonder what it would take to make a car like that road-ready based on today’s standards. How much of the car was original, and how much was reconstructed using today’s technology and materials? Had there been any upgrades to the engine or exhaust, and did it have any hidden but modern features such as air conditioning or a CD player? Did it even have seat belts or any other more modern safety features? When building an existing organization for the future, we can ask ourselves similar questions. 26 June 2009 • 6:15 am
Sometimes, it can be hard to forget that the goal of any change initiative is to make itself obsolete. You want the change to become part of the day-to-day culture and process of the organization. The processes and attitudes that at first engendered resistance are adopted and incorporated into how the business gets done. Of course, this doesn’t happen overnight. And you can’t go straight from where you are now to where you want to be. There has to be a journey. The key is to not be sidetracked by the process of change. |
||
|
All content copyright © 2012
Tenacious Tortoise, LLC • All Rights Reserved • log inWordPress · BFA WP Theme · Custom WP Theme |
||
I saw an antique car in a parking lot today. Just quickly browsing on the internet, it looked like an American model from the early 1930′s (like this 1933 Dodge photo I found on 
Subscribe to the Tenacious Blog via e-mail