"The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
-- Jon Hammond
Lean Six Sigma based change implementations and general change programs such as introducing a new IT system run into issues of efficacy, efficiency and sustainability globally - yet largely go unchallenged! The causes of this global phenomenon are rooted in the human aspect of change. This blog is another branch of our main site and forum http://www.pcchange.co.uk - please join us and post discussions / comments against our thoughts and theories - thanks
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