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CYBER NEEDS TO DO THE MATH
In his latest post, cybersecurity expert Carmine Cicalese explains why math is essential for building and securing our digital future and why vital math education and cybersecurity training are necessary to develop well-rounded professionals.
Equity Financing: Friend or Foe for Your Small Business?
Every entrepreneur dreams of their business blossoming into a thriving success story. But growth often requires an influx of cash – capital – to fuel it. This post from Cindy Fields addresses the question: should you raise capital, and if so, how?
The IMT Insider Volume 1 Whack a Mole
This post by Patrick Seaton presents "Mastering Organizational Whack-a-Mole™," using Conversation Frameworks™ to proactively address recurring business challenges in people, processes, and planning. It likens these issues to moles in a game, suggesting they require continual management with these specialized, effective tools.
Protect Yourself from the “Fog”: How to Detect Manipulation Tactics
Benita Alexander shares her incredible story of resilience after being deceived by a seemingly successful surgeon. Her experience offers valuable lessons for everyone, especially regarding vulnerability and manipulation in both personal and professional settings.
Mini Deep Dive: Change Readiness – Undefined Action Plans
In his next series of posts, Achieve Beyond blogger, Patrick Seaton, is sharing "mini deep dives". This first one is about change readiness and undefined action plans. Check it out and learn about his change readiness formula. #leadership #business #AchieveBeyond
MEET Dr. Daniel Sipple, co-founder of the Mayo Clinic partnered InSitu Biologics’
In today’s edition of Entrepreneurship and Empowerment we are delighted to introduce Dr. Daniel Sipple, co-founder of the Mayo Clinic partnered InSitu Biologics’ sustained release drug delivery platform used in both non-opioid pain relief and monoclonal antibody delivery for cancer.
Lean Conclusion: Navigating Your Lean Journey
Embarking on a Lean journey is a transformative endeavor that requires dedication, collaboration, and strategic focus. Throughout a 6 part blog series, Patrick Seaton explored various facets of Lean implementation, delving into key principles, challenges, and success drivers. You’ll find key takeaways and insights in the conclusion to this series.
Going Lean, Part 5: Keeping the Momentum Going
Learn how to appoint a Lean Champion, identify and eliminate waste, create a proactive process analysis strategy, improve planning processes, and celebrate successes. Check out the Top 5 Builders for long-term success in this post from Patrick Seaton.
Going Lean, Part 4: Finding Long-Term Lean Success
Unlock the secrets to achieving long-term Lean success with Part 4 of Patrick Seaton's Lean Series!Discover the top five strategies to drive lasting Lean success: aligning management, aligning infrastructure, walking the walk, thinking long-term, and empowering people.
Going Lean, Part 3: Lean Tools and Strategies
In Part 3 of his blog series on the Lean journey, Patrick Seaton explores his Top 25 “Soft” Lean Tools and Strategies top enable you to facilitate your Lean journey.
Going Lean, Part 2: How to Get Started
In Part 2 of his blog series on the Lean journey, Patrick Seaton explores Five strategies organizations can use to initiate their Lean transformation.