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Enterprise resource planning can be an invasive and expensive undertaking. If you get these five things right, you’re on your way to a return on your investment.

You may say, “I know what my strengths are.” Good. But recognizing your strengths is only the beginning. Use science-based strength assessments to grow in your job, career or even in your relationships.

Bad onboarding is like being invited to a party where you don’t know anyone. Don’t blow it – be a good host and nail onboarding for your new hires. Here’s how.

How do you push through the bad inertia and get your team humming again? With three time-tested tricks: trigger, action, and reinforcement.

How do you get top performance from your teams while supporting them through these crazy times? Brain science has the answer. Emerson CEO Trish Emerson explains how leaders can use hacks to build people’s strength and resilience.

At Emerson, we like to take scientific findings and use them to help you get the business outcomes you want.

Transformation is stressful enough. Don’t make things harder by losing what works. Focus on these three areas to stay true to your organization’s work style.

What we know about brain science can give your new employees a great transition to your virtual team.

While many have suffered from a devastating health crisis, COVID-19 also opened our eyes to the need for real transformation.

At Emerson, we think of talent management holistically — it helps achieve the business outcomes you want. But how can you streamline the process? Download our latest whitepaper to learn how.

Our thoughts on how to have a successful merger.

How do you confront the hecklers disrupting your change initiative? You don’t.

Culture matters when designing a change approach that impacts a global group. Start with these three factors.

In a divisive world, your company can be a powerful unifier. Here’s how.

After a big change, does performance have to suffer? No. Here’s how to help.

These lessons learned will help you find the best possible outcome in a difficult situation.

This is the start of something beautiful.

How to get your team to shift from active resistance to positive movement.

To paraphrase the law of inertia, an organization at rest tends to stay at rest.