Lean Change Weekly Digest - AI, adaptability, and problem solving

Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly digest! In this issue, we dive into the latest trends shaping the world of change management. From innovative new technologies to emerging best practices, we've got you covered on everything you need to know to stay ahead of the curve.

So buckle up and get ready for a ride through the rapidly evolving landscape of change management! Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this newsletter is your ultimate guide to the future of change. Stay tuned for insights, tips, and expert advice from the leading minds in the field!

How AI is Shaping Change Management

Did you catch it? Yes, that intro was written by AI . The only thing I changed was the first sentence. I substituted 'change management' for 'weekly digest'

Last week's edition of That Change Show was dedicated to AI, and how it'll change change management. Check out the show here !

An Adaptable Approach to Change Management

Change management has evolved substantially over the last new decades. Patrick Verdonk breaks down how the path from A->B, or 'current state->future state' has changed.

Other Tidbits from this past week:

We've resurrected our weekly Lean Change tips ! New tips are published every Tuesday and Thursday, and since our collective attention span is shrinking, they're nice and short!

Can we measure uncertainty? Luca Signoretti thinks so, check out this interesting post in the Agile and Organizational Change group.

Change Agents are Problem Solvers. We usually don't like to promote things in this digest, but this is just too good of an opportunity. PSL (Problem Solving Leadership) is back with Don Gray and Esther Derby . We're coming up on the 10th anniversary of when I attended this and not a day goes by where an 'aha!' moment doesn't bubble up to the surface. If you're looking for an experience where a bunch of talking head experts will fill you with great ideas over PowerPoint, look elsewhere. If you want an experience that'll push your boundaries of thinking, this is for you.

That's it for now! It's hard to believe it's almost February already, so it's time I go and enjoy the -20C day that is slowing emerging over the horizon.

Regards,

Jason.