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What do almost all change management models have in common?
"My team and I have been cooking in the digital kitchen for a long time"
Simon Caulkin asks why purpose is so important
"I like the way the Vanguard Method teaches our people to study the work"
"I strongly believe that digital can be a fantastic experience for many simple demands"
"I want to inspire others to go on the same journey"
Hendrik Ascheberg argues that effective problem solving needs an inquiring mind
For those in the know, failure demand is a huge untapped reservoir of free improvement.
Hendrik Ascheberg analyses this popular measure of customer satisfaction
John Seddon reports from a shared services conference in Manchester
Managing backwards from a desired outcome disguises what’s really happening
Human beings, not online forms, should deal with the millions of Britons set to claim Universal Credit this year
Interviews with interesting people doing awesome things
Don’t believe the outsourcing sales hype. Done right, DIY software pays off
What happened when a bank started talking to its customers?
Jeremy Cox makes a strong case for moving from ‘digital by default’ to ‘human by default’.
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Why do we believe in budget management?
Eight heretics contribute to one brilliant little book
Wanted: managers who are curious, resilient – and willing to challenge their own thinking first
The public service maze is a system problem, not a people problem.
Choice Based Lettings is a fraud knowingly perpetrated on decent people seeking help
Richard Davis addresses the topic of responsibility in public services. Who is responsible?
The 'what' and the 'how' of service delivery are two sides of the same coin
Doing things right makes them cheaper, while trying to improve efficiency invariably ends up costing more
Good measures help individuals and organisations improve. Bad measures do the reverse.
Tech aficionado Richard Moir discovers that the role of technology in service improvement is always secondary
You can’t change a system unless you understand what it’s there to do, from the citizen's point of view
John Seddon writes to every council leader about 'rising demand'
Professional standards are important – but not more so than the people they are supposed to benefit
The transformation in customer service at Fareham is clear for all to see
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The case for moving beyond integrated services towards problem-solving with citizens and communities
How a simple question – ‘what matters?’ – led to the transformation of social-care practice in Wales
Richard Moir finds striking similarities between leadership of the Battle of the Somme and modern organisations
The Nordic Business Forum's write up of Vanguard's Leaders Summit
Highlights from the event are now available
Vanguard is the UK partner for the Beyond Budgeting Round Table
Jeremy Cox writes on the invisible system of management
Where's the harm in a little gaming of the system?
Watch John's presentation at the London event (November 2015)
Maarten Goedee reveals IT's most important function
Fareham Borough Council wins award for improving service and saving £500K
on how to improve a health system
Understanding the complex project archetype
by Vanguard Skandinavien's Andreas Ritter-Petersen
The effects of ISO on UK pathology services
Why do businesses make decisions based on assumptions rather than data?
Keith Bennett reflects on life as an internal consultant
8 charges against collaboration in public services
How does an organisation become genuinely customer-focused?
The case for customer-shaped profit centres
Does your organisation cheat too? Asks Hendrik Ascheberg
The Vanguard Method is creating new knowledge in management theory and practice
Seddon and Brogan spent a day with executives from the acute sector
Download a new Vanguard Method case study from Fareham Borough Council
Read Seddon and O'Donovan's paper about the failure of Lean
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