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Rear Admiral Royal Navy | Organisational Change

Great read for all those interested in delivering change, productivity improvement, or effective project management. Explores the Royal Navy's commitment to continuous improvement and it’s people’s dedication to excellence. “The people of the Royal Navy know they can get better. They know they have to." #DeliveringChange #ProductivityImprovement #ProjectManagement

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Jamie Black

Strategy & Business Development Director at Modini Ltd, Managing Director at Insite Systems

6mo

Paul, it’s great to see the RN trying to improve productivity, but a far easier, more accessible and financially plus effective approach would be to reduce the internal regulation, RN specific Books of Reference and all too frequent value negative processes that the RN insists on. Many of these are justified on safety or financial control grounds, and yet the civilian equivalents are almost always less intrusive, cheaper, more easily implemented and operationally less burdensome. The ‘we have to do it the military way’ is no longer justifiable when merchant marine operators do similarly demanding work in the same or worse sea conditions with often more sophisticated ships than our ‘complex warships’. Thoughts?

Simon B.

Engineer designer innovator

6mo

That is a good read and very compelling. A good intro to scrum for the guy who came up with it.

Derek McGrath

Improving businesses, simply

6mo

I highly recommend this book 👍

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Neeraj Bhaskar

Head of Development @ KMD WorkZone

6mo

One of my favourite books! Though I do not like the long title of the book!

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Kim Dykes CSM

Agile Delivery Lead at State Farm ®

6mo

Agree, it’s a great book

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Adrian Bilsby MIET

Warship Support Sustainability Lead at BAE Systems, inc

6mo

Thank you I will have a look.

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