Strategic Doing
How the Agile Strategy Lab is Shaping the Future of Institutional Strategy
At the 2024 SCUP Annual Conference, higher education leaders were introduced to a dynamic and collaborative approach to strategic planning known as Strategic Doing. This agile methodology, championed by the…
Read MoreGood news
Finding Hope in the Midst of Challenges It feels like a week when many of us are sorely in need of some good news. In countless arenas, there’s not much…
Read MoreBoosting institutional effectiveness in Michigan
Northern Michigan University has leaned into agile tools to help jump-start a new strategic plan as well as tackle some processes that needed attention.
Read MoreIs Strategic Doing efficient?
Is Strategic Doing efficient? More to the point, should it be, and if so, in what ways? I’ve found myself asking this in the last few weeks as I digested…
Read MoreEmbracing Complexity: An Introduction to Strategic Doing
Navigating the Complex Landscape of Modern Challenges In today’s fast-paced world, organizations often grapple with complex challenges that require innovative solutions and effective collaboration. Traditional methods of strategic planning often…
Read MoreBridging Continents: Agile Strategy Lab’s Australian Odyssey 2024
Embarking on a transformative journey, the Agile Strategy Lab recently traveled to Australia to deepen our global mission of cultivating agile leadership and strategic collaboration. This expedition was a profound…
Read MoreInnovating Leadership: The Convergence of AI and Strategic Doing
Image generated by OpenAI’s DALL-E. Guest Blog by Ubaldo M. Córdova-Figueroa My Introduction to Strategic Doing The path of professional growth often unfolds in unexpected ways, leading us through a…
Read MoreInvite in the aard-VARK
The very first project of the Agile Strategy Lab – back when we were at Purdue – was overhauling its educational offering: Strategic Doing practitioner training. Strategic Doing had been…
Read MoreMaintaining long-term motivation
The Sisyphean Challenge of Team Leadership Maybe you remember Sisyphus from mythology – the guy who had to push the boulder uphill, only to have it tumble down as he…
Read MorePlugging the “ingenuity gap”
A few years ago, there was a growing buzz about the “ingenuity gap.” The question posed by author Thomas Homer-Dixon was whether the world’s problems have outstripped our ability as…
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