New Year's Resolutions 2026 - Transformation Chooser

 As 2025 draws to a close, I'm having quite a few conversations about what people want their organisation to look like in 2026. Normally I would of course make a hefty consulting engagement of this, but as this is a time of giving and good cheer - here is a do-it-yourself guide to choosing a transformation:

satirical flow diagram of different choices involved in choosing a transformation like an agile transformation, culture transformation and digital transformation

 

Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands

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