CutTrisnaKumala has over a decade of experience in human resource management across several Indonesian multinational companies. She began her career as a legal officer at a bank in Jakarta before moving into HR. She found her passion in managing and empowering human resources. Most recently, she was the Senior VP of Human Capital at DOKU, having previously spent 8 years as HR Senior Manager at a leading exhibition organizer in Jakarta.
A suite of interactive presentations that are delivered direct to your selected audience covering topics such as "An introduction to Internet Economy Sensibilities" and "Managing Culture".
It is always good to know a little bit of information about those who offer their opinions, experience and especially their wisdom. Hopefully this description will help put some 'meat on the bones' so to speak
Women entrepreneurs see the world through a different lens and, in turn, do things in a different manner.
Women are better connectors and possess proficiency in networking.· Women are perfectionists and never settle for mediocre results.· Multitasking has been in their blood since ages.· They build businesses that deliver value for multiple stakeholders - customers, employees, investors, and founders. · Women think success comes from hard work not just from being "awesome."
This was presented by Denis Pennel, Ciett Managing Director, at the Ciett Board Meeting in Singapore in March 2014 and is an overview of Ciett and an introduction for the roundtable that took place.
At Coode, our work is centred on improving results through a focus on organisational culture – the habits, mindsets and behaviours of an organisation. We believe that organisations are, at their heart, human enterprises.
We improve the performance of organisations by working with CEOs and leadership teams to enact deeply-rooted cultural change. It's all we do.
Typically, we are engaged in times of transformation or simply when a team or organisation wants to improve effectiveness, align culture to strategy - and to make strategy happen.
www.coodeassociates.com
Coode Associates is a consultancy whose work is centred on improving results through a focus on organisational culture – the habits, mindsets and behaviours of an organisation. We are not strategy experts; we are experts at making strategy happen
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Ambrosia Humphrey, vice preside ...
Evolving digital transformation and AI create new challenges for ICT organizations' leaders. They have to build a work environment with 3 main characteristics: Care, Results and Learning. Trust and a clear Purpose are fundamental ingredients for people management.
Ιδιαίτερη έμφαση στο «καλό» κλίμα, στο κλίμα εμπιστοσύνης, φροντίδας και ανοικτής επικοινωνίας, στον προσανατολισμό στα αποτελέσματα στο πλαίσιο μιας οραματικής προσέγγισης και στη συνεχή μάθηση για να γίνονται οι ομάδες πιο δημιουργικές.
ICQ Consulting is a strategic leadership and management solution provider specialising in helping people and organisations leverage personal and cultural differences through a unique portfolio of data-driven assessments and training based on the expertise of world leading experts using proprietary technology.
A suite of interactive presentations that are delivered direct to your selected audience covering topics such as "An introduction to Internet Economy Sensibilities" and "Managing Culture".
It is always good to know a little bit of information about those who offer their opinions, experience and especially their wisdom. Hopefully this description will help put some 'meat on the bones' so to speak
Women entrepreneurs see the world through a different lens and, in turn, do things in a different manner.
Women are better connectors and possess proficiency in networking.· Women are perfectionists and never settle for mediocre results.· Multitasking has been in their blood since ages.· They build businesses that deliver value for multiple stakeholders - customers, employees, investors, and founders. · Women think success comes from hard work not just from being "awesome."
This was presented by Denis Pennel, Ciett Managing Director, at the Ciett Board Meeting in Singapore in March 2014 and is an overview of Ciett and an introduction for the roundtable that took place.
At Coode, our work is centred on improving results through a focus on organisational culture – the habits, mindsets and behaviours of an organisation. We believe that organisations are, at their heart, human enterprises.
We improve the performance of organisations by working with CEOs and leadership teams to enact deeply-rooted cultural change. It's all we do.
Typically, we are engaged in times of transformation or simply when a team or organisation wants to improve effectiveness, align culture to strategy - and to make strategy happen.
www.coodeassociates.com
Coode Associates is a consultancy whose work is centred on improving results through a focus on organisational culture – the habits, mindsets and behaviours of an organisation. We are not strategy experts; we are experts at making strategy happen
EACH OF US HAS A UNIOUE PERSONATIW thAt iNf IUCNCESact and i.docxsagarlesley
EACH OF US HAS A UNIOUE PERSONATIW thAt iNf IUCNCES
act and inieract. An oi'ganizatian has a personaiity too-we call
the way we
it CULTUBE
Iture !l"lcre 's what Y0U need'to know about organizational cu
E l-t Ortine what organizational culture
m
is and explain why it's important.
@ Crnrre is perceived. lt's not some-
thing that can be physically touched or
seen, but employees perceive it on the
basis of what they experience within the
organization.
s
_q
s
oq
@
@ Crnrre is descriptive. lts concerned
with how members perceive or describe
the culture, not with whether they like it
@ crnrre is Even though indi-
viduals may have different backgrounds
or work at different organizational levels,
they tend to describe the organization's
culture in similar terms.
,r.! li lI il i.it, i :l.r:aI f.i !: :i I .:; ;i j!; i 1,.: ;.; l
Tle siareil,r:irel, prirlples, raiiiilrr. eril l,rays ll Jciril
lhh!,ls lirat irilLrriIJ. lhe rfa,l !f!3rilaiiur.i nteniref$ a.t
E
What ls
0 rga n )zati ona I Gu ltu re?
Google has created a
creative and innovative
culture at their headquarters
in Cahfornia with an android
googleplex, bikes, and
bringing your dog to work.
E
!
o
i
E
soo
F
o
45 '"
Dimensions of Organizational Cu lture
Exhibit 2-4
ffi ffi
i that binds them into a community and reminds
i tfrem of "who we are."
I
i describe equipment, key personnel, customers,
_ ] suppliers, processes, products.
ffi
H
I
E
#
ffi M
@
m
@
How Can Culture Be Described?
The seven dimensions (shown in Exhibit 2-41:33
. Bange from /ow(not typical of the culture) to high (especially typical of the culture).
o Provide a composite picture of the organization's culture.
An organization's culture may be shaped by one particular cultural dimension more than the others, thus influencing the
organization s personality and the way organizational members work. For example:
-Applebfocus
is product innovation (innovation and risktaking). The company "lives and breathes" new
product development and employees' work behaviors support that goal.
-Southwest
AL7lrnes has made its employees a central part of its culture (people orientation) and shows this
through the way it treats them.
; Usually reflects the vlsion or mission of founders. i gqlr-a]lnal,stories:
narrative tales of significant
I events or people.
Founders project an image of whatthe organization Gorporate rituals: repetitive sequences of activities
should be and what its values are. I that express and reinforce important organizational
I values and goals.
Founders can "impose" their vision on employees
because of new organization's small size.
f-
lrMaterial symbols or artifacts. layout of facilities,
i how employees dress, size of offices, materlal perks
i provided to executives, furnishings, and so forth.
: special urr*yn.rr, *iqr. termslo
Where Does Culture Come From? How Do Employees Leam the Culture?
How Does 0rganizational Culture Affect Managers?
Ambrosia Humphrey, vice preside ...
Evolving digital transformation and AI create new challenges for ICT organizations' leaders. They have to build a work environment with 3 main characteristics: Care, Results and Learning. Trust and a clear Purpose are fundamental ingredients for people management.
Ιδιαίτερη έμφαση στο «καλό» κλίμα, στο κλίμα εμπιστοσύνης, φροντίδας και ανοικτής επικοινωνίας, στον προσανατολισμό στα αποτελέσματα στο πλαίσιο μιας οραματικής προσέγγισης και στη συνεχή μάθηση για να γίνονται οι ομάδες πιο δημιουργικές.
ICQ Consulting is a strategic leadership and management solution provider specialising in helping people and organisations leverage personal and cultural differences through a unique portfolio of data-driven assessments and training based on the expertise of world leading experts using proprietary technology.
Ascentis PeoplePro culture "Want to Grow Your Company? Improve the Culture!"Lillian Panettiere
Our PeoplePro webinar "Want to Grow Your Company? Improve the Culture!" explores how innovations in HR are making it easier for organizations to thrive, how organizational cultures are evolving, what people want, and how the right culture can have a noticeable impact on delivering business strategy. Walk away with tips to implement right away, new innovations to test, and insights to share with your executive leadership.
How does the product owner align with scrum master, stakeholdersHugo Messer
Product owners have difficult roles. On one 'side', they need to ensure stakeholder (often powerful people) get their wishes fulfilled. On the other side they need to make sure their teams are productive. Setting clear priorities; prioritizing based on 'value'; saying 'NO' to stakeholders; not disrupting sprints; these are just some of the challenging parts of being a product owner.
This session was by Tejaswini M, Agile coach,
techniques and best practices of user story estimation & a practical session on How to Write good user stories, Acceptance Criteria and estimating the Stories using different techniques.
Metrics To Support An Agile TransformationHugo Messer
Joerg Sauer shared his views on metrics in Agile. As companies move to agile, the focus is on teams; we deliver value frequently; we work iteratively. All these aspects change the way we should measure productivity and value. Based on his own (long) experience, Joerg shared the metrics that work.
Practical DevOps & Continuous Delivery – A Webinar to learn in depth on DevO...Hugo Messer
After the grant success of the C-level event "I/O: Intelligent Outsourcing", Bridge Global is conducting a free webinar under BEAM (Bridge Events And Meets) on September 6th, 2017.
We designed this webinar as a must-attend event for those who are looking for a kick-start moment to lead their organization into the DevOps environment. It attracted several attendees from all parts of the world. They all sat back and learned valuable insights on DevOps culture and practices.
People are tired of hearing the countless amount of suggestions and opinions while contemplating to start their DevOps journey. This webinar helped its attendees in getting rid of all kinds of apprehensions related to the topic.
Topics Covered
DevOps vs. Traditional Approach.
Addressing the Delivery Challenges.
Why Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery is so relevant?
DevOps vs Release Management.
Best Practices.
Breaking down cultural barriers on your distributed teamHugo Messer
Working in cross cultural teams is challenging, especially if the teams are distributed. In this presentation, Hugo Messer discusses how to break down cultural barriers.
Grow your international software service firmHugo Messer
A workshop in Kharkiv, June 2016 about growing an international software business. We discussed the 'growth cycle' of outsourcing companies and where companies get stuck. We used at different frameworks to help companies get unstuck:
The business model canvas
Value proposition canvas
One page strategic plan
Distributed team canvas
How to combine scaled frameworks with distributed teamsHugo Messer
This is a proposed talk for Agile India 2017. Ebin John and Hugo Messer will discuss how to scale scrum and agile in large enterprises, across different geographies. Distributed teams, safe, LeSS, DAD, distributed agile, those are the topics we will address, in combination with practical cases.
Talk at Agile Jakarta, July 2016. I discussed the top 5 problems I see with distributed teams:
1. Us versus them
2. Culture is a mystery
3. We keep teams in the dark
4. We stop communicating
5. The black box
I shared some solutions on leadership level. Plus practical tools and tricks to make distributed teams work better.
Working with People from Other Cultures
- Communication in Virtual Teams
- Your Remote Workspace
- Trust in Virtual Teams
Working with People from Different Cultures
Leadership in Virtual Teams
Oprah Winfrey: A Leader in Media, Philanthropy, and Empowerment | CIO Women M...CIOWomenMagazine
This person is none other than Oprah Winfrey, a highly influential figure whose impact extends beyond television. This article will delve into the remarkable life and lasting legacy of Oprah. Her story serves as a reminder of the importance of perseverance, compassion, and firm determination.
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Focusing on what leading database practitioners say are the most important aspects to database development, Modern Database Management presents sound pedagogy, and topics that are critical for the practical success of database professionals. The 12th Edition further facilitates learning with illustrations that clarify important concepts and new media resources that make some of the more challenging material more engaging. Also included are general updates and expanded material in the areas undergoing rapid change due to improved managerial practices, database design tools and methodologies, and database technology.
Artificial intelligence (AI) offers new opportunities to radically reinvent the way we do business. This study explores how CEOs and top decision makers around the world are responding to the transformative potential of AI.