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Nobel Prize winner George Bernard Shaw once wrote, “The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.”

Will it ever be possible for organizations to establish enterprise-wide data management capabilities while they engage in what I call tactical

March 8 is International Women’s Day, a global day for celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. March

While everyone is worried about the Great Resignation and its impact on our labor market and economy, I’m concerned about the

Author Patrick Lencioni is known for telling leadership fables, which I love because they’re such a thought-provoking way of sharing insights, tips

With today marking the final day of Hanukkah and just 19 days until Christmas, our teams in Atlanta and the Greater

I’m looking forward to tomorrow, not only because it’s the start of the weekend but to note November 13th is World

Back in 2007, the Harvard Business Review published Understanding the Customer Experience, describing it as “the subjective response customers have to direct

With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently forming the Center for Forecasting and Outbreak Analytics to advance public health

After graduating from college, my first “real” job was as a research assistant at a think tank in Washington, D.C. While

At Resigility, we see ourselves as true partners in driving government innovation. We’re often called upon to assist public sector clients

I’d like to introduce Resigility readers to Jonathan Adams, a new and valued member of our team. Jonathan brings extensive experience

By Karen Marlo, President, Resigility, and Michelle Blouse, Founder and Partner, Eutemia The saying “change is hard” is especially applicable to

Celebrating service, smiles and salsa May 27, 2021 In a previous blog, I shared how our Resigility team has overcome remote

What a difference a year makes! Thinking back to March 2020, our country was in the initial phase of addressing a

The coronavirus has certainly challenged organizational resilience and agility in new and different ways – the transition to remote work, reliance

Our Resigility team had many opportunities in 2020 to demonstrate our company name, a combination of “resilience” and “agility.” We also

As we get ready to close out 2020, I have thought about how to evaluate this year. Of course, this year

When Resigility was started five years ago, a key part of our mission was to support the communities we work and

Resigility staff recommend the following books to read in 2020:   The Book of Joy The Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond

When companies or government agencies undertake a significant transformational change, they often believe they communicate well with employees or that employees

Using Our Own Telework Experience to Help Our Clients Succeed in an Age of New Challenges and Pressures  As the world