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Protecting Your Employees and Company in the Face of Big Labor's Ambitious Legislative Agenda
Changes in labor laws are only a few months away. With the incoming Democratic administration and Congress, these laws that were once on the back burner are now at the forefront. Be ready for these changes, and this article will help you prepare so none of the impending changes will affect your organization.

Thought Leadership Best Practices
Thought leader is a term used to describe a company that is recognized among peers and competitors for its innovative insights. As many technology companies have come to realize, thought leadership is an increasingly vital driver of business success. In addition, it provides organizations with a cost-effective marketing alternative to establishing leadership in an industry or segment. This paper provides best practices for developing and executing a successful thought leadership program.

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Nine Steps to Balancing Your Life
Keeping your life balanced will save you both time and money. The following nine steps will help to keep you focused and productive by leading you to a balanced life!

Balanced Scorecard: Measuring the Important Stuff
The Balanced Scorecard was devised by Robert Kaplan and David Norton in the early nineties. It began with the premise that an exclusive reliance on the financial indicators such as profit and loss was causing the managers and owners of businesses to do the wrong things. Subsequently it was seen as a tool to measure the success of implementing strategies or implementing good ideas. The financial indicators are great at telling us how a business has performed in the past what the Balanced Scorecard does is supplement this with measures that indicate how the business will perform in the future.
Time, Money and Life-Balance, Part 3 Life-Balance
Happiness comes from life balance. Happiness comes from a disciplined and reasoned approach to the "big pieces" in life. If time management is the essential first step, and if managing money is a critical second step, the third step to happiness is living a balanced life.
How Balanced is YOUR Life?
Contrary to popular belief, balance is not an end point destination or a “thing” to be acquired. It is dynamic and always changing. Balance is more of a process not a place. A balanced life will look very different from one person to the next. The challenge is that most people have not given much thought to what a balanced life truly means to them.
LIFE BALANCE
A well balanced life is a life which gives attention to activities in each of the following four areas: physical, mental, social and community. Just as a healthy, balanced diet is made up of food from each of the main food groups, so a healthy, balanced life includes activities from each of these areas.
Writing Business Strategy Plans
Build a Strategic Planning Team- engage a cross-functional planning team to represent each department's needs. Hold a kick-off meeting to set strategic planning goals, schedule meeting times, and get organized for the planning process. Introduce the Balanced Scorecard Approach- review and distribute our Research Note "Map Strategy with Balanced Scorecard" to provide a framework to work from. Develop a Strategic Planning Charter- use our Project Charter template to document the goals and objectives for the planning process, and set plan completion timelines. Document Strategic Planning GAPS- evaluate your current strategic planning process and add GAPS to our GAP Analysis Tool under the Strategy tab. You will be using this GAP Analysis Tool through the entire strategic planning process, so consider distributing this tool to the wh
Balanced scorecard as a leadership tool
Some tips for managers on using a balanced scorecard as a management tool. The success of balanced scorecard theory throughout the business world can in large part be attributed to its potential as a leadership tool. Used to its best effect can have a powerful impact on any size of organization – and here’s some tips on how to use it.
Performance Management - Balancing the Rear-view Mirror
A strategically balanced performance management plan is a key component of effective sales management. The most successful approach is one in which we "balance the rear-view mirror... that is, an approach that consists of analyzing past activities and results as well as taking preemptive action steps and strategies that can impact future results.

Enjoying the Balanced Life in Five Easy Steps
What is a balanced life? Isn't it all in the mind? Whether you believe your life is balanced or not, you need to deal with the reality and here is where you start.
Organizational Measurement and Feedback Pathways and Pitfalls (Part Two)
Get teams to develop their own measures. Make sure they're broad, balanced, and simple. Get the measurement points as close and as immediate to the activities being performed as possible. Move your team and organization to a 360-degree performance feedback system - starting with you. 360-degree feedback involves gathering data and performance perceptions from the people reporting to you, the people you serve in the customer/partner chain, your suppliers, and the manager(s) you report to. Your role in helping others on your team move to this approach, is that of a coach. You will provide your performance feedback as one of the many sources for your team and individual members.

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