Tracy Jefferson on Real Estate and Facilities Solutions, and Leadership: Recent Episodes
Tracy Jefferson
Topics include TRIRIGA, sustainability, real estate and facilities technologies, EOS, Blue Ocean Strategy, COO insights, IBM Champions, Bitcoin, DEI
In EOS® and Rocket Fuel University™ an important concept in the Visionary / Integrator™ relationship is the integrator is the tie breaker. are referred to as The Five Rules. This short two and a half minute episode briefly talks about this rule and why it is important.
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In EOS® and Rocket Fuel University™ one of the key concepts are referred to as The Five Rules. This three minute episode is a deeper dive into one of those rules: No End Runs! While our focus is on the Visionary / Integrator relationship, this rule is critical throughout the organization.
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In EOS® and Rocket Fuel University™ one of the key concepts are referred to as The Five Rules. This five minute episode is a deeper dive into one of those rules: The Same Page Meeting™. It is an essential element of the Visionary and Integrator™ relationship!
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The key to success in the Visionary / Integrator relationship is something in EOS® and Rocket Fuel University™ referred to as The Five Rules. This four minute episode talks about them at a high level, with future episodes planned to be deep dives into each.
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In an EOS® run organization, it is essential our team members understand and represent our core values as defined in the V/TO™. In this episode, we talk about a simple but effective tool, the People Analyzer™.
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Anyone who talks about organizational theory quickly learns I am obsessed with the acronym GWC™! So, what is EOS Worldwide GWC™ and why do I go off on one hour lectures on the subject??? In this ONLY 3 1/2 minute video I explain the fundamentals of GWC™.
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In EOS®, there is a tool called the Accountability Chart™. This tool is similar to an organization chart but different in that the focus is on designing the organization in such a way the vision for the company can be achieved. Each function in the accountability chart includes 5 things someone in that position are held accountable for. This 6 minute episode talks about the tool and also how the Visionary and Integrator™ fit into the model.
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The term Integrator™ in EOS® is something I often speak, write, and podcast about. What does the role really involve?
Many of the ideas are from the book Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman and Mark Winters. Suggest visiting Rocket Fuel University™ online as well.
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In Buddhism, 555 is about positive change, mental clarity, and balance. How does this relate to the EOS® 5-5-5™ concept?
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A brief episode to outline the plans for the podcast in 2024 and getting back on a weekly schedule.
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In EOS® and Rocket Fuel University, we talk about the 5 rules for how a Visionary and Integrator™ work together. Rule #2 is No End Runs. This episode discusses end runs and how to address them.
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In EOS® and Rocket Fuel University, we talk about the 5 rules for how a Visionary and Integrator™ work together. Rule #1 is to stay on the same page. This episode discusses how to leverage the Same Page Meeting.
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IBM has been on the forefront of sustainability for over five decades. We discuss the company's focus and its products related to the effort.
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Krezzo has taken the OKR methodology to a new level. My guest, CEO Stephen Newman, discusses their methodology.
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Logan Jefferson joins the podcast from Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand, to provide an introduction to OKR's.
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A discussion with Susan Spiers who contracts GBS back in 2011 and continues to be challenged by its impact on her health.
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Hiring is something many companies struggle with. What are the critical elements of the hiring process to ensure the right people join?
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Special guest Susan Spiers and I discuss the many challenges organizations are currently facing in the commercial real estate and facilities management world.
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Discusses how scorecards work, and why leading and lagging indicators are critical to making good business decisions.
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One of the keys to successfully growing a business is having the right Visionary/Integrator combination. Which are you?
Based on the concepts in the book “Rocket Fuel” by Gino Wickman and Mark Winters
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The Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and Integrated Workplace Management Solutions (IWMS) markets in Pakistan are evolving. This episode is a conversation with Shams Ladak, the CEO of Systech International, and Faisal Ladak, an Advisor on Technology Modernization about EAM and IWMS, and the business climate in Pakistan.
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Eric Grill, the CEO of ChainBytes and one of the world's leading authorities on Blockchain and Bitcoin discusses the impact of Bitcoin and Blockchain.
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My guest Traves Peterson, a Senior Solutions Engineer with IBM, and I discuss some of the technology around facilities.
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Lisa Barclay and Dave Gasdia talk about IBM TRIRIGA and IBM Maximo. The two products are leaders in the Real Estate, Facilities Management, and Asset Management solutions space.
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JC Dupont from Serco Canada joins my co-host, Jean-Georges Perrin, and me to discuss facilities technology use in Canada, and some of the legal and cultural facts about doing business there. Note portions of the conversation are in English and others in French.
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John Foster, a member of the Tampa Bay Chapter of the Private Directors Association and co-chair of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee and I speak about DEI.
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Simon Davis and Tracy Jefferson talk about challenges in the workplace for 2022.
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In this episode, we talk about IBM i and open source.
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An interview with the leader of the Workplace & Facilities Management Solutions Team at Serco where we discuss IBM TRIRIGA, IBM Maximo, and Serco Edge.
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In this episode, we speak to well-known artist Lee Wilson who combines art and science.
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