It is that time of the year companies and individuals are going back to the drawing table to review their strategies and set a new agenda or revise the old one. We cannot wait for 2020 to end. This year has been defined by the Coronavirus pandemic and given naysayers and cynical people have got a blanket excuse for their poor performance. Part of your strategic planning process must identify opportunities present in the market. I use the following tool to help identify opportunities. Whether you are drawing a personal strategy or an enterprise one, you will find the following…

You cannot create team commitment with a wrong vision. Days of defining visions as “where we want to go” in a way that “you cannot reach there” but you continue working and working trying to get there, are long gone. Most of these management terms and practices were coined during the first to second industrial revolutions which were characterized by poor technology and slow pace of change, as human Labour was at the center stage of production. Today, technology and innovation is the winner. The phases of industrial revolutions have been driven by technological advancements to match the ever-increasing pace…

Is your tip-offs and whistleblowing system putting your critical enterprise information in the hands of outsiders? Have you outsourced your critical function of managing tip-offs to outsiders who could let you down? You need a whistleblowing solution for the new era. Get the julisha.org whistleblowing tool and protect your secrets from outsiders! Don’t allow outsiders access your critical data which you should be the first to know. In 2016, when the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) needed an innovative solution, that overcomes all the challenges of a traditional email, suggestion box, and phone whistleblowing, they came to Summit Consulting Ltd. …

Following the lockdown, many people shifted their workstations at home. When the lockdown was lifted, they continued home working. Every change comes with a silver lining. Save time that would otherwise be spent in a traffic jam. And of course, save transport money. Most important, homeworking has helped many people reconnect with their partners and children. You connect and bond, by staying longer together and having many opportunities to share meals, games, and even stories. Some people have found the experience tough. With small home spaces, finding a quiet place at home to place the workstation is a tough call.…