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Risk Analysis – Method and Questions to Facilitate A Portfolio of Projects

Project portfolios focused on the best opportunities, and accelerate innovation. So how do you build consensus around the term “best”? George Day’s article[1] provides excellent logic to help you...

Six Strategy-Crushing Mistakes Organizations Make And How You Can Rise Above the Rubble

By Mark Morgan, CEO and Founder of StratEx Advisors, Inc. Oh, the mistakes organizations make. Business plans or strategies usually sound fantastic at the outset. But far too often what sounded good...

Apply Bookend Method (and Rhetoric) to Avoid Wasting Time with Lists

The Bookend method (and rhetoric) prevents everything from being the 'most important'. Effective facilitators shy away from working lists in a habitually linear fashion. Our Bookend method provides...

Six Strategy-Crushing Mistakes Organizations Make And How You Can Rise Above the Rubble

Mar 30, 2017 | Analysis Methods, Leadership Skills, Prioritizing

By Mark Morgan, CEO and Founder of StratEx Advisors, Inc. Oh, the mistakes organizations make. Business plans or...

Apply Bookend Method (and Rhetoric) to Avoid Wasting Time with Lists

Apr 3, 2014 | Meeting Structure, Meeting Tools, Prioritizing

The Bookend method (and rhetoric) prevents everything from being the 'most important'. Effective facilitators shy away...

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