Employee Engagement is Critical Before the BMS Implementation Stage

Emma Harris
7 April 2017
Emma Harris

The preparation time before a process improvement implementation is probably the most crucial time in the process. If you don't inform, involve and gain stakeholder support, then you might as well strap roller skates on and try climbing a hill - employee engagement in the early stages is critical.

Employee Engagement in any Process Improvement Implementation is Crucial:

In the video below we:

  • Look at case studies from customers who successfully integrated their employees into their improvement projects
  • Suggest that cultural change is more difficult than any technical change
  • Suggest various ways you can start to phase in cultural change such as emails, flyers, posters etc
  • Look at the importance of senior management involvement

 

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Written by Emma Harris

Emma was Operations Director for Triaster for nearly 20 years, during which time as well as learning and perfecting her BPM and process improvement skills, she honed her inbound marketing expertise. She now runs D2e - Designed to engage - which designs and develops bespoke, engaging, HubSpot CMS websites, that help your entire company to grow and scale. She is delighted to still be delivering Triaster's marketing, whilst also helping other companies turn their websites into their hardest working asset.