Thursday 20th and Friday 21st October 2016 – Adelaide Entertainment Centre Bee Squared were once again proud to exhibit at this Local Government Association of South Australia event. The event was looking at best outcomes for changes such as rate capping and cost shifting from other spheres of government. It provided us […]
Posted by admin on 24 October 2016
It’s a fact of life that, as a leader, you will be interrupted throughout every working day. No matter how much you empower your staff to make decisions autonomously, you will always have interruptions. And, there is plenty of research to show that much time is wasted in ‘mental set up time’ as you subconsciously […]
Posted by Dan Rodger on 19 October 2016
Friday 3 June 2016 – National Wine Centre, Adelaide Ben Haigh presented the award for “Innovation in Service” Award. With clients in the aged care sector, it is valuable for us to be a part of recognising and rewarding best practice, new initiatives and valuable individuals. The ACS Awards promote and recognise […]
Posted by admin on 4 June 2016
Thursday 14th and Friday 15th April 2016 – Adelaide Showgrounds Bee Squared were proud to exhibit at this Local Government Association of South Australia event. The LGA Council Best Practice Showcase provides an opportunity for Councils to learn from each other. It provided us an opportunity to meet with the executives and local […]
Posted by admin on 15 April 2016
Wednesday 24th February 2016 – Morphettville Racecourse Bee Squared is proud to have sponsored the keynote speaker. With clients in the aged care sector, it is valuable for us to hear about best practice, new initiatives and changes in the industry. This event focussed on plans for the sector, the economic outlook, demographic […]
Posted by admin on 25 February 2016
If with great knowledge comes great power and opportunity, how do you avoid wasting your investment? In the first 2 parts of this series, we covered the reasons why you really should be creating a better way of documenting your organisational knowledge. But how do you do it without making it too complex, unwieldy and over-engineered? How can you avoid implementing […]
Posted by Ben Haigh on 18 December 2015
If with great knowledge comes great power and opportunity, why is harnessing this knowledge so often ignored? Harvard Business Review (Staats, Upton, 2011) concluded that “we’ve found that lean principles can be applied in some form to almost all kinds of knowledge work and can generate significant benefits: faster response time, higher quality and creativity, […]
Posted by Ben Haigh on 15 December 2015
If with great knowledge comes great power and opportunity, who has the knowledge in your organisation? The majority of organisations have a major issue, staring them right in the corporate face. One that can be solved with a little time and effort. However, time and time again, this issue is not identified, addressed or resolved until […]
Posted by Ben Haigh on 4 December 2015
Thursday 29th October and Friday 30th October 2015 – Adelaide Oval Bee Squared were proud to exhibit at this event – our first with the Local Government Association of South Australia! The event focussed on prospering communities with an array of prominent speakers on subjects relating to economic development. It provided us […]
Posted by admin on 2 November 2015
Did you recently receive one of our wooden puzzles? Loving the challenge? As with many organisational challenges, it may be harder than it seems to solve. Need a hand? Watch our step-by-step video below to see how to align the pieces and complete the puzzle. The puzzle is a metaphor for organisations Organisations – […]
Posted by Ben Haigh on 30 August 2014
We’re excited to have presented our models of Value Coherence and Process Coherence to the Requisite Organisation community at the Global RO conference (Designing the Smarter Organisation) in New York yesterday. It’s been fantastic to meet this inspirational group of organisational design experts who provide real hope for transforming the way organisations are structured and, […]
Posted by Ben Haigh on 5 August 2014