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introduction to the sorts of challenges we can help organisations
with or reflecting current events.
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SENSEI WHITE PAPER: THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE INDEX™ - THE NECESSARY BRIDGE
Executive Summary by Omar Khan
Organisations measure virtually everything -- and for good reason for the most part. Companies wish to know how effectively they are leveraging resources, how competitively in terms of costs and effectiveness they are operating, the value of their brands, their return on capital, their market share, customer satisfaction, and more. Without measuring and having a base-line, it's hard to aim for real improvement...
SENSEI BREAKTHROUGH COACHING
Our approach to executive coaching is distinctive because we have developed our skills supporting leaders tasked with making sustainable change occur in their organisation. We therefore help leaders deliver performance outcomes that make a significant difference in their organisation, including supporting them with any changes in personal behaviour and habits required to ensure performance outcomes are delivered as effectively as possible...
SENSEI VALUE FOR TIME CONFERENCES - our antidote to ‘Death by PowerPoint’
Sensei has helped many major corporate organisations to deliver a significant return on the time and effort invested in their conferences. Find out why one-way PowerPoint presentations should play NO part in your next annual conference...
PROJECT MANAGEMENT - Some home truths (4) By Gerry McAuley
Truth Four – Monitoring and reporting progress. Beware the written word and note the power of the dumb question...
The project objectives, scope and deliverables are defined, the team has been mobilised, a robust milestone plan and relevant activity schedules are in place. Who needs to do what by when is clear to all, and the project has moved from the start-up to the delivery phase. How do you now ensure the project is on track and stays on track? Here are some thoughts to help you get this right...
