What makes change sustainable? I’ve been supporting organizations and departments through major change for years—creating new workflows, transitioning from outdated systems to ones that seemingly fit a need, often not knowing what the best solutions were.
Your new system just launched. Training is complete, communications went out, leadership is aligned. But then: workarounds appear immediately, people claim they’re “too busy” to learn the platform, and the old processes continue in shadow.
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At Skeleton Key Strategies, we specialize in helping nonprofits figure out the things they wish they’d known when they started using Salesforce. #1: Grounding the
“It’s not a ‘you’ problem, it’s an ‘us’ problem.” A lot of technology consulting work, as it turns out, is about conflict resolution between different
