IN Practice

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will address the factors that can be caused by organizational complacency, such as a lack of innovation, a failure to adapt to changing market conditions, or a lack of motivation among employees. We will also list some actions that can be taken to overcome complacency and help companies stay competitive.

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will talk about how your organization can reach its future state by designing a transformational program management that will help ensure that your organization's transformational initiatives are delivered in a more systematic and coordinated way.

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we'll talk about the value of creating a Business Case and how it can be used to assist decision-makers decide whether or not to go forward with a project by providing a comprehensive evaluation of the opportunity's risks and rewards.

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will discuss how to overcome the challenges every business faces during its transformational journeys by developing a target operating model that can help to achieve the strategic objectives of the company; it also provides a clear roadmap for the transformation and ensures that all stakeholders are on the same page and everyone is working towards the same goal.

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will talk about how the business world is constantly changing. In order for your company to adapt and cope with this rapid pace of change, your organization needs to be aware of the most recent trends so it can be able to maintain its competitive position by adopting the VUCA model.

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we are going to talk about how important communication is in the process of mergers and acquisitions, and why both parties must be able to communicate well and agree on a shared direction for the company's future in order for the merger and acquisition transaction to be successful. We will also discuss why if there is a lack of communication, or if the communication is not effective, the deal will likely fall apart.

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will get into the world of mergers and acquisitions. We will know that mergers and acquisitions can be challenging, but they can also be successful with careful planning and execution. In order to ensure smooth mergers and acquisitions transactions, it is important to have a project manager who is experienced in and knowledgeable about managing transactions and deals.

According to the findings of several studies, the likelihood of success for smaller projects is four times higher than that of larger projects. By looking at a database of more than 50,000 detailed project information, the 2018 Standish Group analysis found that small projects are more likely to be successful than big ones. The same approach can be applied to manage complex projects. They can be challenging to manage at the beginning, but breaking them down into manageable stages can make the process easier. In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will discuss why, by dividing the project into smaller stages, you can better focus on each stage and ensure that everything is moving forward as planned. This episode was created based on expert opinions, inputs, and insights on the most recent trends and practices in managing large-scale projects shared by Abdel Hamid Khogali, an expert in managing mega construction projects in the United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

There's always a misconception when it comes to developing a strategy, companies always think that strategy is more about sending out PowerPoint slides and Excel spreadsheets. Or it might be just a document that's only developed once at the beginning of the year to be presented to the board to justify certain financial investments. Still, in reality, strategy is more of a process that has to be embedded inside the system of every organisation that wants to position itself as a significant player in the market. In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will explore the four reasons why companies struggle with strategy execution. This episode was created based on expert opinions, inputs, and insights on the most recent trends and best practices in formulating and executing strategies, shared by Mazin Abusin, a strategy and change management expert in leading public and private sector strategic initiatives in the government of Sudan, the private and public sectors in the UAE, and the development and public sectors in Egypt.

In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will understand that the absence of proper risk management will lead to the creation of more unpredictable situations or crises. We will understand that risk management is a logical process of coming up with solutions to problems before they happen while they are still just ideas or predictions. On the other hand, crisis management is the opposite of risk management. Crisis management is about figuring out what to do about a problem after it has already happened.