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A great software demo can make anything look easy, but the real work starts after the contract is signed. In this episode of Chips & Chalk, Adam explores why successful K-12 technology projects are not won by flashy features or polished presentations. They are won through leadership, clear project ownership, disciplined scope management, effective communication, and operational excellence.
Using Disney as an unexpected leadership analogy, this episode looks behind the scenes at what really creates the "magic" of a successful implementation. Whether you are evaluating a new student information system, planning an AI initiative, refreshing devices, or leading a district-wide technology rollout, this episode will help you focus on what truly determines success long after the demo ends.
By Adam SwinchockA great software demo can make anything look easy, but the real work starts after the contract is signed. In this episode of Chips & Chalk, Adam explores why successful K-12 technology projects are not won by flashy features or polished presentations. They are won through leadership, clear project ownership, disciplined scope management, effective communication, and operational excellence.
Using Disney as an unexpected leadership analogy, this episode looks behind the scenes at what really creates the "magic" of a successful implementation. Whether you are evaluating a new student information system, planning an AI initiative, refreshing devices, or leading a district-wide technology rollout, this episode will help you focus on what truly determines success long after the demo ends.