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Stephen Bacon, Service Delivery Manager for TGG’s Strategy Practice, shares how TGG uniquely approaches strategy work to support clients.

Discover three critical insights into transforming Enterprise Architecture and increasing value to organizations with a more agile approach.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations have had to make tough choices and “hit the pause button”, delaying projects and strategic initiatives. We are now seeing enterprises reinstating their paused projects and initiatives, but in a changed world, where challenges such as limited and/or remote staff, constrained budgets, and emerging competing priorities need to be factored into the mix.

Whether you’re faced with a crisis now, or looking to be prepared for the future, check out these 5 traits that keep organizations moving forward in critical, quick turn projects.

Along with being named the #4 Best Company to Work For in Oregon (medium business category), Oregon Business published an article highlighting The Gunter Group’s brand story.

Join Matt Jamison, TGG’s Tech Practice Leader, at November’s Agile PDX event as he explores how agile concepts offer a fresh approach to building bridges between strategy, processes, and the realization of business goals. Matt provides examples that illustrate how agile can spill over the boundaries of tech into non-IT parts of the business, providing use cases from HR.

Change management is the study of human behavior. Human beings hate change, yet change is unavoidable. As professionals in change management, we bring a people-centered approach to our work. This is undeniably good for business, as evidenced by a flourishing market of change management consultants and frameworks.

Artificial intelligence is all around you. You have been using it for a while, probably without even knowing it. Gmail finishes your sentences. Your phone corrects your spelling and grammar. Instagram decides what to show you next. Spotify creates perfect playlists of new music. Advertisements know exactly what you’re thinking. You use AI hundreds of times a day.

The potential of data analysis, especially in this age of “big data,” is immense but it’s important to use appropriate models to help explain that data and to ask the right questions in the first place.