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Overcoming the Financial Barriers to Building Resilient Supply Chains

Harvard Business Review

The ROI can be hard to calculate — but that doesn’t mean it’s not substantial.

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Investing in Your Company’s Physical Risk Resilience

Harvard Business Review

But the C-suite has historically prioritized the risks that have a direct financial impact on the bottom line, favoring investments with tangible financial returns. A simple ROI calculation won’t cut it for physical risk prevention and mitigation investments because they can’t be measured by increases in revenue.

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Culture as a Strategic Tool | Clint Tripodi

Peter Winick

Clint uses data analytics to show the way poor leadership has an effect on workers’ compensation claims as well as employee retention, and ultimately, ROI. Through data analytics, Clint is able to see where claims have an impact, and then go directly to the root of the problem, which is often a lack of leadership. Number one, curiosity.

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A Step-by-Step Approach for Change Management Deployment

Walk Me

It also involves assessing risks, training staff on how to handle the change, and communicating with stakeholders so that they understand the process. More than anything else, change deployment is a risk management exercise. The ROI of change management can be huge, and it’s worth investing time in getting it right.

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Proactive change management for project success

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Proactive change management means that change leaders anticipate change management problems before they arise. It is a valuable aspect of proactive leadership or proactive management, in which strategic planning, risk management , and contingency sequences are a priority. All of these problems can be fixed.

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Reset, Refocus: 2 Concepts and 8 Tips for Making Progress During the Pandemic

Mike Griffiths

So, if Activity A has a projected ROI of $15K, Activity B will save $18K in maintenance and Activity C has a 50% chance of returning $32K, prioritize them B, C, A. We can then start to prioritize work and match it to availability. The goal is to deliver as much value and make as much progress toward the desired business outcomes as possible.

ROI 75
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6 Key HR Challenges for 2023

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So much so that the writer Eric Mosley called this “the year of ROI” ! With improved reporting and visualization, HR professionals can make informed decisions, enhance talent management, and implement data-driven recruitment and retention strategies. Keep an eye on these challenges, and you can get those rewards from HR.