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What AI Leadership Looks Like

Associations Now

While AI is a technological challenge, its also a soft-skills leadership challenge. Solicit input, ideas, and concerns; involve employees in pilot projects, use cases, and governance decisions, Lim writes. The post What AI Leadership Looks Like appeared first on Associations Now.

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10 Tips to Get Analytically Ready for 2025

Association Analytics

Ensure leadership bases decisions on clear metrics rather than anecdotal evidence. Align the team’s work with organizational goals and consider requesting budget for small proof-of-concept projects. Small, focused projects often yield actionable insights faster than comprehensive overhauls.

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How Finance Teams Can Adapt to Post-Election Changes 

AvidXchange: Association Management

Economic Uncertainty Economic growth or slowdowns during an election year can significantly impact project demand, revenue projections, and financial stability in construction, real estate, and community association management industries.

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Association Brain Food: 8.25.23

Reid All About it

Starkweather Association Services explains how to prepare your team for any project involving change , which is most projects these days. With their guidance, you can better understand and minimize the complications your people might bring to a project—a valuable competency for any career. Change readiness. Middle managers.

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Governance Is a Journey: How APICS Built Trust, Resilience, and Growth

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While the governance landscape has evolved, the strategies and leadership insights shared here remain timeless. Governance Is a Journey, Not a Destination When Eshkenazi arrived at APICS, he quickly realized that governance wasnt a one-time project; it was a continuous process. The Road to Good Governance: Lessons from APICS 1.

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7 Reasons Why IT Projects Fail – Part 2

Delcor

Technology projects fail for a number of avoidable reasons. In part 1 of this series, I described four common causes of technology project failure. Why IT Projects Fail Lack of Leadership When projects run into trouble, the project team and stakeholders lose confidence in the project manager and the project’s ultimate success.

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Association Brain Food Weekly: 12.11.20

Reid All About it

Project management basics. I bet many of you once found yourself in a project manager role without the benefit of project management experience or training. Achurch Consulting removes some of the mystery by sharing project management basics for AMS implementation projects. Host: Remote Leader Project.

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