5 Reasons Why SMART Goals Are Better Than New Year’s Resolutions
SMART goals can serve as a personal and professional achievement roadmap and are superior to resolutions. Here’s why you should adopt the model now.
SMART goals can serve as a personal and professional achievement roadmap and are superior to resolutions. Here’s why you should adopt the model now.
It might sound counter-intuitive, but now is the time to reassess your strategic plans to adjust for current realities.
Repeatedly asking yourself and your team these four questions might change the direction of your organization and stop wasting time.
Can you share your vision for marketing, strategy, communications, risk or any other plan with employees and stakeholders in a succinct way?
The reality for many agencies is their leaders must make tough decisions in prioritizing where the limited funds should go. In some cases, that can leave cybersecurity capabilities with insufficient funds to meet future goals and objectives.
This past year, for the first time, departments were instructed to isolate their technology-specific investment requests and submit them for review by DoIT and their budget analyst ahead of the capital budget proposal deadline.
Strategic planning can set an organization on the right path to realize its vision.
The real test of leaders, and what they won’t so loudly talk about, is focus and follow-through.
I believe taking inspiration from the wonderful world of sports can equip us to be better government leaders. Want to be a champion? Want to turn your workplace team into a dynasty for the ages? Here are three key areas where we can learn from our favorite coaches, players, and sports personalities.
As the demands on government groups are often measured by comparison to the private sector’s results, there must be a discussion concerning the additional burden faced by public entities