The title is a great quote from a Canadian company that I worked with in the early 2000s and I’ve used it frequently ever since.  There are so many different approaches to change and I watched so many of them unfold in various interactions this past week. I’ll list a few of the change approaches…

This is a follow on from Part 1. The second time I had a regulation that targeted my work was with a State of Colorado agency.  We were entering information in an internal system and then manually entering the exact same information in a State of Colorado system.  Which seemed like wasted effort to me…

Not quite the Dostoevsky title; close maybe?  I’ve had the pleasure twice in my career to have a government regulation created specifically for me.  Note that I’m very careful to follow government regulations to the letter and I’m high on full compliance with quality standards.  I do read the regulations carefully, though, and am happy…

I recently wasted a lot of time troubleshooting a frustrating network speed issue with the largest network vendor in the world (by market capitalization).  A very expensive, very sophisticated piece of network equipment was performing worse than my home office equipment.  After countless hours with their highest level technical support, it turns out that this…

AI is all over the news and many business leaders that I talk to are worried that they’re behind the curve.  Staff that I talk to are worried that their jobs will soon be replaced by AI. AI is great.  I use it regularly to help me brainstorm concepts, get the creative juices flowing, and…