by Corey Glass | Nov 9, 2023 | Business Transformation, Strategic Portfolio Management, Strategy Execution
Picture this. It is January 3rd and you’ve just returned to work after a long, relaxing vacation. As you step into your office and envision the upcoming weeks, your shoulders start to tense. Several months ago, your company announced that it needs to move in a new...
by Corey Glass | Nov 3, 2023 | Frameworks, Product, Strategic Portfolio Management, Strategy Execution
In today’s dynamic business landscape, cost management has taken on a new level of importance. The disruptions brought by recent global events have forced business leaders to reevaluate their approach to costs. No longer is it sufficient to aim for cost...
by Mark DiGirolamo | May 11, 2021 | Frameworks, Strategic Portfolio Management, Strategy Execution
Creating Value Through Digitally-Enabled Supply Chain Optimization With increasing globalization and changing customer and investor expectations, the supply chain of today looks significantly different from those of the not-too-distant past. In order to unlock cost...
by Mark DiGirolamo | May 11, 2021 | Strategic Portfolio Management, Strategy Execution
Creating A Continuous-Improvement Approach To Cost Optimization Cost optimization is critical to ongoing business sustainability, and at times, critical to business survival. Co-ordinating cost transformation initiatives across business units, workstreams, cultures,... by Mark DiGirolamo | Jan 14, 2021 | Food For Thought, Product Release, Strategy Execution
Since our inception, Shibumi has been obsessed with enabling companies to define their strategic direction and help them to better manage the journey to get there. We refer to this process as business execution. Business execution is comprised of three simple but... by Mark DiGirolamo | Oct 21, 2020 | Case Studies, RPA, Strategic Portfolio Management, Strategy Execution
We want to take a few minutes today to talk to you about why some of the most trusted brands in the world and the advisory firms that support them have chosen to trust Shibumi for Initiative and Program Management. I think the best way to start is with an explanation...