In an unpredictable business climate, the professional services organizations that thrive will those that consistently anticipate what needs to be done to ensure success for their business and their customers. They will also avoid the traps that cause erratic execution, meaning they can maintain predictable services performance that limits surprises and fosters a happy customer base that sees time-to-value sooner.
In this session, we’ll look at how to overcome obstacles that stand in the way of predictable PS performance, focusing on the unconscious biases that lead to unpredictability, from estimating to resourcing to project delivery. Kimble Co-Founder Mark Robinson and Head of Product Marketing Charles Gustine will outline strategies for systematically improving decision-making inspired by Nobel-prize winners in the field of behavioral economics. Join us for a thought-provoking session that will challenge your ideas about how professional services should be run.