Today, many CEOs face the same problem: They lead their company into a comprehensive transformation, but 80 percent fail due to employees resistance and a lack of competence for the desired change.
The reason for this is often an outdated understanding of the function of the human brain. But how can executives of large organizations truly activate their people for their strategic transformation? In its new white paper, Porsche Consulting identifies the "Five Forces of Change" for successfully leading employees through change. The five forces of strategic change management include: leadership, communication, guidelines and principles, new ways of working and competencies of the future. Incorporating new insights from behavioral economics, they make it possible to address people through both the instinctive and rational thinking. With the aim of achieving a win-win situation: Improving business goals as well as an increase in employee engagement.
Porsche Consulting and Porsche Digital answer the key question: which services and business models in healthcare and well-being will provide the highest value for patients and customers in the future?
Commercial transport today accounts for 25 to 30% of urban traffic. An alternative to current urban logistics systems can be a combination of light to medium-duty commercial vehicles, streetcars and electric cargo bikes.
