By EPiC Agile
The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.
Ask yourself, why do your employees follow you? Are you a manager or a true leader? Does this look different when it comes to the new way of working? Ron Laudadio answers these questions in this next instalment of our Leadership Agility podcast series.
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A learning organisation thrives in today’s complexity but many organisations are still struggling to learn how to learn. In this episode, from a recent EPiC Koolaid webinar talk, Ron Laudadio shares practical tips to become that elusive learning organisation that leaders strive for.
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In this episode, hear some highlights from a recent EPiC Koolaid talk where Ron Laudadio shares wisdom from the mistakes of others who have embarked on a transformation journey.
At EPiC we call this ‘formulas to failure’ that you should avoid if you want to deliver great outcomes with your transformation and to make change stick.
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In this episode, Ron Laudadio shares some highlights from a recent EPiC Koolaid talk where he explores the notion that empowerment is a mindset.
In the episode, you’ll hear some practical, proven tips and tools around team empowerment, what it really means and how to achieve it.
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Off the back of our recent Koolaid webinar, where we shared tips on how to get troubled projects and programs back on track, we had a number of questions from the session that we followed up on after the event.
In this podcast episode, Enterprise Coach and seasoned project and program manager Antoinette Kesha answers these popular questions from the session including:
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In your quarterly cycle are you so focused on planning and the process that you don’t take the opportunity to unlock innovation through capability uplift and chapter implementation? In just 6 minutes, discover how to merge product roadmaps with capability backlogs using transparency as the key. Learn practical tools and strategies for uplifting capabilities on a quarter-by-quarter basis, ensuring your organisation stays agile and future-ready in the ever-evolving landscape.
Listen to the highlights from our recent Koolaid webinar where Enterprise Coach Peter Cripps, explores how chapters and capability uplift unlock innovation, shaping a future-ready workforce.
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Explore the power of product vision, strategies, and roadmaps with our EPiC Coach, Sam Rickard in this lightning talk from our recent Koolaid webinar. Discover the patterns that cause pain and confusion in organisations and unlock the secrets to a clear, unified vision, stakeholder engagement, and effective feedback loops.
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Join our OKR guru and Enterprise Coach Peter Cripps, for a lightning talk on OKRs in Action: Tips for Immediate Implementation. If you're looking for a quick checklist of things to think about at the end of the quarter for your Objectives and Key Results, this talk from our recent Koolaid webinar series will get you started.
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In this episode, we hear some highlights from our Koolaid webinar series on "How to bring troubled projects back on track”. We start the conversation around the recent movement to stop thinking about reducing change fatigue and instead how you can start to build change fitness.
In the episode, you’ll hear some practical, proven tips and tools from Enterprise Coaches and Delivery Leads, Antoinette Kesha and Grant Wood, who have decades of experience leading large scale projects and programs.
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In this episode, we hear some highlights from our KoolAid webinar series on the art, data and science behind making change stick. We start the conversation around the recent movement to stop thinking about reducing change fatigue and instead how you can start to build change fitness.
In the episode, you’ll hear some practical tips and tools from our Lean Change Foundations trainer, agile coach and author, David Morris.
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The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.