In recent years, the Agile approach to tackling projects has really taken off, with more and less success. An Agile approach requires a different mindset from the person driving the change, from the professionals involved in various teams and—and this is sometimes overlooked—from the organization in which the Agile project is executed.

An Agile project cannot do without sufficient project management, predictability, determining functionality and decision-making to achieve a successful con...

Financiële educatie 101 is voor mij een persoonlijke mijlpaal. Ik worstelde heel lang met het krijgen van grip op mijn financiële situatie. In dit boek heb ik zoveel mogelijk lessen beschreven die ik heb geleerd over de tijd. Het is een samenvatting met tegelijk een Call-To-Action. In elk hoofdstuk geef ik je handvaten in de vorm van een actie plan mee. Het is niet alleen boekje om te lezen en weer in de kast te zetten maar om actief te gebruiken op jouw reistocht naar grip op je financiën...

Budgeting is the process of creating a plan for managing your finances, by estimating and allocating your income and expenses over a specified period of time, such as a month or a year. The purpose of budgeting is to ensure that you have enough money to cover your expenses and to help you achieve your financial goals, such as saving for a down payment on a house, paying off debt, or building an emergency fund.

A budget typically includes a list of all your income sources, a list of all your e...

Due to the growth of online purchases, the customer journey is becoming increasingly important for the sale of products and services and customer satisfaction. The customer journey you offer your customers sets you apart from the competition. If you want to turn your initial customers into repeat visitors, you have to offer every customer an optimal customer journey.

Designing and improving your customer journey requires you to view it as your core product, which you actively manage, measure ...

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Organizations act, but what determines how and when they will act? There is precedent for believing that the organization is but an extension of one or a few people, but this is a deceptively simplified approach and, in reality, makes any generalization in organizational theory enormously difficult