strategic execution

Driving Execution Through Enterprise-Level OKRs

When strategies stall, it’s rarely for lack of ambition. More often, it’s the gap between strategy and execution that derails progress. In mission-driven organizations like credit unions, where stakeholder trust and long-term impact matter as much as quarterly results, strategic execution must be intentional, measurable, and agile. One proven method gaining traction at the enterprise…

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M&A strategy alignment

The Role of the EPMO in M&A Integration Strategy Alignment

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are often pursued for strategic reasons—market expansion, operational synergy, or digital transformation. Yet, up to 70% of M&A deals fail to deliver the expected value, according to research by Harvard Business Review. One critical reason: poor alignment between post-merger integration (PMI) activities and enterprise strategy. This is where the enterprise project…

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Project risk signals

Anticipating Risk in Project Portfolios: A Proactive Approach

Strong project portfolio management doesn’t just mitigate risk—it anticipates it. Leading organizations are shifting from reactive issue handling to proactive identification of project risk signals, which can reveal weaknesses long before they impact delivery or budget. These risk signals are rarely loud. They often present subtly: minor delays in dependencies, increased team turnover, or even…

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