iBi - July 2011

Today, change is occurring at an exceptionally fast pace. Nothing creates more skepticism than unsuccessful change.

Career virtualization means packaging your skill sets in a manner that creates an abstraction layer between you and your employer.

Without motivation, permanent change cannot occur. Without change, nothing new can be innovated.

As we confront change at work or in our personal lives, here are three keys for staying right-side-up in the face of it all.

Navigating through an important project or busy calendar, each of us meets square on with roadblocks, hurdles and naysayers.

U.S. citizens need to be informed and prepare to be active facilitators of change in their own communities.

President Obama and business leaders confess that small business is the backbone of America’s economy.

Before changing your business’s marketing strategy, carefully evaluate the need. Then, if change is warranted, start small.

There are many people who want to change themselves and the world. If you are one of them, where do you start?

Some of the most innovative things professionals are introducing into their toolboxes are a little…well, out of the box.

Have you ever heard the phrase, “You are either green and growing or ripe and rotting”?

Peoria Public Schools seeks to ensure that every student is prepared for post-secondary education or the workplace.

We often experience initial improvement from change projects, only to experience a decline in the weeks that follow.