People Articles

Here Paul Wilkinson discusses a key enabler of COBIT – “Culture, Ethics and Behavior” – which can help address people-related issues, and queries why it isn’t seen as sufficiently critical to warrant its further development.
Some corporate IT organizations feel uncomfortable with the term “customer experience” when referring to internal end users. So, is employee experience a better term? And if it is, what are the barriers to success and how can you get it right? This article explains all.
Why is it that in the list of recently published ITSM hot topics, “people” topics come nowhere near the top? Do people not understand that business change is not built on process and technology, it’s built on people. Read more here.
How do we focus on the people side of change in this brave new world of constant and complex change? Karen Ferris shares her views.
How can the Skills Framework for the Information Age help you as CIO to understand what knowledge, skills, and experience you have in your team?
Consumerization is driving the replication of B2C support capabilities & technologies in IT departments, making it far more than just “a good thing to do.”
Here Matt Hooper asks: “Does great customer service translate into a great customer experience?” and “Does a great experience result in great service?”
Eliciting organizational change can be difficult. Here a number of people give their advice on facilitating change and how to get get management buy-in.