Re-designing work: activity-based modeling in practice
Explore the profound impact activity-based modeling can have in your organization with our consulting experts
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Is your organization fully prepared to adapt and flourish in the face of transformative change? In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, it’s essential to move beyond traditional methods of simply assessing headcount and costs. Understanding and leveraging the activities that drive your organization’s success is crucial, but many struggle with implementing this approach on a practical level.
Join us for a webinar that will revolutionize your transformation journey. We guide you through the powerful technique of activity-based modeling, which empowers businesses like yours to excel at transformation, and align their workforce with strategic goals by focusing on the work being done today, and assessing the need for adjustment for the future.
Presented by industry experts Gareth O’Reilly and John Lyon, this webinar explores the profound impact activity-based modeling can have on your organization. They also walk you through practical ways Orgvue connects your objectives to your people using our data-driven organization design model. This enables you to make informed decisions for your business and drive success by considering all the interconnected factors across your workforce.
Meet the experts
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![John Lyon](https://www.orgvue.com/content/uploads/sites/2/2024/04/john-lyon.jpeg)
Consulting experts Gareth O’Reilly and John Lyon will show you how to:
- Build, visualize and understand your activity taxonomy across the business
- Analyze where you need to make changes
- Model changes to the work being done in your organization
- Visualize the impact of your decisions on roles, activities and people
Are you ready to turn your intentions into reality? Register now and take the first step towards a more efficient and effective organization.