Why Do IT Projects Fail?
Why do IT projects fail so often? A few reasons include the illusion of control, conflicts of interest, IT amnesia syndrome, and managing expenses. Below you will learn about these 4 causes and what companies can do about fixing these issues. As reported by Wall...
COOs on the Move: September 2023
September was a month of changes for some organizations. Today, we will focus on 13 Chief Operating Officers (COOs) that made a move in September 2023. Goldman Sachs Names Ericka Leslie as COO of Global Banking and Markets Goldman Sachs Group Inc. tapped Ericka...
Is Executive Coaching Worth The Money For COOs?
Are you thinking about spending money on executive coaching? A recent study stated that executive coaching increases productivity and employee retention, but everyone is different. Below you will learn if executive coaching is really worth the money. As reported by...
2023 Operations Talent Study Results- Study Preview and Panel Discussion – Webcast Highlights
Operations Council recently held a roundtable panel discussion on the 2023 Operations Talent Study Results. The objective of the study was to identify how COOs and operations executives are managing operations talent along with such challenges as talent and skills...
Is AI Generating Security Risks?
As artificial intelligence (AI) gets more popular; security risks start forming. AI is a tool to help your employees become more productivity. Are companies able to keep up with this new technology tool? Below you will learn how AI is generating security risks faster...
How To Create A Return-to-Office Plan That Your Employees Will Like
Many companies are starting to put new actions into play that allow their employees to return-to-office this fall. Smucker has built a plan called Core Weeks for their employees, and their employees actually like this plan. Below you will learn more about Core Weeks...
Is A Soft Landing In The Near Future?
Is a soft landing in the near future? Major companies are split on whether the Federal Reserve will be able to tame inflation without tipping the U.S. economy into a full-blown recession. Below you will learn what top executives are saying about a soft landing. As...
COOs on the Move: August 2023
Operations Council introduces a new blog series called COOs on the Move, where we highlight the recent moves of Chief Operating Officers (COOs). Today, we will focus on 10 COOs that got offered a new position in August 2023. Arizona Cardinals Hire New COO The Arizona...
Does Confidence Make You A Good Leader?
Confidence is a feeling or consciousness of one's powers or of reliance on one's circumstances. Having confidence in life is a great thing, but does having confidence make you a good leader? Below you will learn how to stop mistaking confidence for good leadership. As...
What Companies Will Be Affected By Generative AI?
Those companies that are have greater exposure to AI have a greater potential to reshape their workforces and boost productivity. The industries that could see an increase of AI work are IT and manufacturing. Below you will learn which companies may be most affected...
How to Use Operational Analytics to Scale Your Business
Successful organizations are now driven by data-driven decision-making and efficient operations. For high-level executives like COOs, CTOs, and CIOs, achieving organizational excellence requires a strategic approach that leverages operational analytics. This is a...
Role Of The COO: Bigger, Bolder, And More Transformative
The Chief Operating Officer (COO) is an ever-changing role. Some of the challenges they have had to handle include supply chain disruptions, digitization of operations, and a tight talent market amid labor shortages. COOs must be must be the confident and charismatic...
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