Lessons from Mt. Stupid – Programs Don’t Fail, People Do

Joseph F. Paris Jr.

Chairman at Xonitek, Founder of Operational Excellence Society, Author of "State of Readiness"

Experience is the hardest teacher, for first she gives us the test, then teaches us the lesson.  Change often fails because we set expectations based upon what we do not know.  The more arrogant in our ignorance we become, the greater the height of Mt. Stupid – inevitably, we will either roll down a gentle slope or fall off a cliff.  How do we recognize the peril?  How do we avoid the peril?  What does it look like?

In this workshop, we will examine the root causes of programs failing and how you can avoid making them – including a prescriptive approach for designing and deploying your Operational Excellence program so that its success is as pre-ordained as possible.

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