Change Without the Chaos: A Practical Playbook for Safer Transitions
Most agencies don't avoid modernization because they don't want better. They avoid it because "better" has historically …
When “We’ll Deal With It Later” Becomes the Plan (and the Problem)
Most agencies don’t stay with aging systems because they think those systems are ideal.
Fear of Change: Weighing the Risk of Staying with an Old Software System
Most agencies don’t resist modernization because they don’t see the problems. This resistance appears because the path f …
Bridging Design and Deployment: Making Process Reengineering Stick
You’ve cleared the hard hurdles.
Overcoming Barriers in Process Reengineering: Clearing the Path to Transformation
It’s said that even “the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” Robert Burns could’ve been thinking about Proce …
Implementing Process Reengineering: From Vision to Action
It may sound simple, but when organizations can recognize the limitations of incremental change, they have already taken …
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Process Reengineering versus Process Improvement: Key Things to Know
Things are always changing – and the child nutrition industry isn’t immune. Organizations can't afford to rely on minor …
What is Neotrient and Why Does It Matter?
I keep a note on my desk. It reads, "To whom it may concern: our son was diagnosed with cancer 3 weeks ago. If we are ab …
School Nutrition Industry in 2025: Key Trends Every Administrator Should Know
A lot has changed in the short time it's been 2025. The landscape of government programs is evolving rapidly, driven by …
