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Federal Government Assesses Digital Options to Ease Real ID Rollout

Associations Now

Despite 15 years of lead time—the law was enacted in 2005 as part of the national security response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks—less than a third of Americans have a card that complies with the standard, in part because of issues with rollout at the state level. The travel industry is welcoming the effort.

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Is Your Remote Team Getting the TLC They Deserve? An Audit Delivers Answers

.orgSource

Your audit might explore any, or all of, these seven areas: Technology systems Policies and procedures Security Productivity Communication Culture Professional development How you present this initiative to your employees is critical. Fortunately, subpar technology is a problem that can be fixed. Every organization is different.

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Getting Serious About Collaboration

Jamie Notter

It is often that magic result we seek as we adopt a new technology solution or try to get employees to play nicely together in the sandbox. Take a hard look at those processes, and see if there are ways you can modify the processes to enable those groups of people to increase capacity while they are working together to solve a problem.

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Facilitation Friday #25: Five Keys to Strategy Discussions

Idea Architects

While the debate rages on about whether or not strategic planning as a process is alive, dead, or on life support (see here , here , and here ), organizations must still craft strategy. People are used to planning processes with a designated end goal in mind: "Were planning for the next three years." Nov 2005 (1). Oct 2005 (1).

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Performance Management

Jamie Notter

Way back in 2005 I said performance reviews were a problem (in We Have Always Done It That Way –still a good book, if I do say so myself). We hate spending time on processes that can’t work. Does your process for improving skills keep up with the demand for new skills in today’s environment? image credit.

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