Change Management: Make or Break Transformation
When someone I know or have worked with leaves a job, I always try to talk to that person before […]
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Understand the “as-is” is key to the “to-be”
I recently took part in a project involving a major transformation in the way we work, and, as is often […]
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Architecture Decision Records: The Record of Our Decisions
Who hasn’t had someone ask why an option was decided some time ago that now, on paper, seems like the […]
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OpenClaw – NemoClaw: Tireless Employees
You’ve probably already heard of OpenClaw (and if not, you will soon)—perhaps not so much about NemoClaw. But what are […]
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Diagrams that tell stories
In life we use different maps to represent different aspects of a particular area. Thus, we have political, geographical, climatic, […]
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The problem and the cause
These days, I have been thinking about a class I attended during my time at university, where the professor of […]
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Lock-in. Why not?
In our day-to-day searching for solutions to optimize operations, improve efficiency, reduce costs, and keep our customers happy, we find […]
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Bitemporal databases, the database time machine
Sometimes, due to business requirements, we need to manage complex information related to time and its history.In this context, bitemporal […]
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How data moves
Data-driven world companies rely heavily on the seamless flow of information to maintain efficiency, make informed decisions, and stay competitive. […]
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Thinking as a whole
We often think only about our job (“I am my position”) and have little sense of responsibility for the overall results when all the parts interact. This can lead to suboptimal solutions.
Systems thinking allows us to understand how the different parts of a system interact with each other, rather than analyzing the components in isolation.