Here at netlogx, we believe that change is either forced upon you or you create it and make it work for you.
Organizational Change Management
The Things New Program Managers Should Know
Program Management is a critical piece of the work that netlogx does. It’s incredibly beneficial to have a unified vision for your projects and goals as they relate to long-term organizational strategy.
Stakeholder Management: Lions, Tigers and Bears! Oh My!
Or, shall we say, managing project Clients, Vendors and Resources! Oh My!
Neuro Diagnostic Institute and Role of Business Process Mapping
I’ve had the opportunity to work on the Neuro Diagnostic Institute (NDI) project, which involves the construction of a new hospital, the NDI, in Indianapolis, which will replace the current State-operated facility, Larue Carter.
How Business Process Mapping Can Remove Unnecessary Steps
Have you ever asked a client how a certain business process works only to receive a blank stare?
The Process of Developing Strong Relationships
Process Management is one of the six core service offerings of netlogx.
The Neuro Diagnostic Institute (NDI) – A Lesson in Organizational Change Management
I work on the Project Management team for the construction of a new State Psychiatric Hospital (SPH) called the Neuro Diagnostic Institute (NDI).
What is Organizational Change Management and Why is it Important?
All of the clients we work with experience change, but many don’t know how to approach it.
Organizational Change Management – It’s About the People
Change is defined as “the process by which things become different.”
Ch, Ch, Ch, Changes
Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Tupac, Fleetwood Mac, Buddy Miles, and likely others have all composed and performed songs about change.
Going the Extra Mile
The Michigan team began working with Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC) at the State of Michigan (SoM) to map their As-Is and To-Be processes.
CMS Certification: Managing the Mayhem
Certifying a Medicaid Management Information System is a lot like building a house.