Performance management guru David Norton tackles the challenge of aligning day-to-day decisions with big-picture strategy.

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Three Ways to Link Execution to Strategy

Frank Buytendijk, author of the new book “Performance Leadership” suggests ways to promote the right behavior with scorecards, goals and incentives.

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How to Encourage Positive Behavior and Performance

Go beyond BI to give decisions makers at all levels the data they need to make the right business decisions.

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Performance Management: Link Operational Decisions to Strategy

Recently we were sent a PR email about an iPhone app called BdEmailer. No big deal, press releases about new iPhone applications show up in our box in large bundles every day — but this one was different.

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Apple approves third-party email client for the App Store, violates its own policies

Tools go beyond BI to give decisions makers at all levels the data they need to make the right business decisions.

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Performance Management Links Strategy And Operations

The Palladium Group’s Norton tackles one of operational performance management’s biggest challenges.

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Three Ways To Elicit Strategic Decisions

Frank Buytendijk suggests ways to avoid undesirable behaviors, such as pushing deals into the next quarter because targets have been met or “use-it-or-lose-it” spending against budget at year’s end.

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Promote Positive Performance Behavior

Enterprise mesh boosts connectivity and network resiliency.

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WLAN Mesh Moves Into New Territory

You’re only as successful as your least satisfied customer, says Shabin.

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CIO Values: Marina Shabin, VP And CIO Of Sterling Commerce

Of course it does — but employers are looking for well-rounded people, not just a resume of certs.

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Down To Business: Does Tech Expertise Matter To Tech Organizations Anymore?