#organizational-change

#organizational-change

That's a loaded question

But AI isn't just another disruption: it's a moment of reinvention. If your company is investing in AI but seeing uneven results, it may not just be a technology problem. While technology may still be evolving in some areas, a challenge also lies in adoption. In many organizations, that breakdown happens along the lines of hierarchy, trust, and communication, not just code or capability. This is HR's opportunity to lead the transformation.

When the economy feels volatile and companies are navigating change, many of us instinctively wait before initiating a raise conversation. But the truth is, uncertainty isn't a signal to stay quiet-it's a call to lead. Asking for a raise during times of flux doesn't mean you're tone-deaf. It means you understand your impact and are choosing to advocate for it with clarity and courage. You deserve that raise.

"It's amazing how quickly it's moved from being a novelty to rapidly becoming part of the creative instinct itself," he says. Unlike previous technological disruptions like mobile or social media, which took years to reach boardrooms, AI is different.

The Great Resignation served as a wake-up call for employees and employers alike, highlighting the need for better work conditions and prioritizing employee well-being.

Refreshing a mission or strategy feels productive. It gives leadership the impression of progress without demanding real disruption. Revising words is easier than confronting entrenched behaviors, broken incentives or outdated processes.

"Customers want a model where on-premises infrastructure offers the same flexibility as the cloud. So scalable, quick to deploy, and without long delivery times," Bal explains.

To position Gaming for enduring success and to focus on strategic growth areas, we will end or decrease work in certain areas of the business and remove layers of management.

User research insights often fail to drive organizational change because they are not connected to business objectives, making it difficult for stakeholders to recognize their potential impact.

“The path to the future isn’t a straight line. That’s where strategic foresight comes in. Foresight isn’t prediction; it’s a discipline for understanding complexity.”

The chaotic landscape of marketing requires leaders to restructure organizations and embrace AI literacy, moving from static playbooks to dynamic governance.

In large, global legacy organizations, the challenge is to shift from an output-focused mindset to an outcome-based approach that values user experience and customer needs.

Our growing digital portfolio will benefit from this new organizational structure, setting Audacy up perfectly for further success," said Chris Oliviero, Chief Business Officer, Audacy.

We believe the most successful organizations will be those that view AI not just as a tool for automation, but as a catalyst for transforming how they approach software development entirely.

CEO transitions succeed not because of a single leader, but because an effective team, particularly the board of directors, supports the CEO's journey.

It took about four board meetings before we were able to land on what we wanted to do concretely.

"Something that is resilient can bend without breaking. You find out how resilient something is once you've stretched, pushed, and tested it."

Agile leadership at the executive level transcends mere procedures, representing a mental model that unites strategic vision with adaptability in complex market conditions.

Tan emphasized that the performance indicators used were misleading, as rewarding managers for expanding their teams led to unnecessary bureaucracy and slowed down efficiency.