Big Sky Associates Announces Bill Fischer as Director and Majority Owner

By April Resnick

Big Sky Associates is pleased to announce the appointment of Bill Fischer as Director and majority owner of Big Sky Associates. Bill Fischer is a Management Consulting Executive with 20 years’ experience partnering with CXO leadership teams on continuous process improvement, organizational change, and technology initiatives. An effective big-picture thinker whose vision inspires the right mix of people, business and technology direction to design new ways of approaching and operating service focused organizations, Bill brings a proven track record in inspiring stakeholders to see the art of the possible and become integral to strategic change initiatives.

Feb

07
2018

So Many Projects, So Little Time: 5 Tips for Choosing Wisely

By Greg Cullison

Choosing which internal projects to focus efforts on may not seem like the most critical challenge in your organization, but getting it right can be a make-or-break opportunity.

How do you ensure that your next project supports your broader goals and pushes your organization forward? How do you prioritize your efforts to achieve the greatest impact?

Jan

30
2018

How to Build a Kickass Operations Plan in 5 Easy Steps (And Why You Need One)

By April Resnick

Strategic planning: we've all done it, and we all know why it's important to outline your organization's strategy and establish a stable long-term vision. But the same teams who insist on strategic plans often miss the memo about operations plans.

What is an operations plan?

3 Tips for Getting Your Process Map Right

By John Dillard

You already know that process mapping increases the effectiveness of your organization, boosting employee efficiency and delivering other hidden benefits beyond its graphic appeal. But only if you do it right!

We've collected some expert tips to help you take your process mapping efforts to the next level:

Jan

10
2018

Your Security Program in 2018: Less Vader, More Chewbacca

By Greg Cullison

To really measure your security program’s effectiveness, put yourself in your employees’ shoes.