WiT. Research & Reads
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The Hidden Risk Of Homogeneity & Cronyism in Business
#Business Excellence #Strategy #Operations #Professional Services
Author:
Johanna. N Ottolinger
Managing People in a Time of Uncertain Change
#Change Management #Strategy
Author:
Johanna. N Ottolinger
How a Team Drives Revenue with Goal Setting & Data Analysis
#Data #Analytics #Process Optimization #Sales Excellence
Author:
Kaye Woodard
A high-performing, inclusive team isn’t just good for workplace culture—it directly impacts revenue. When businesses align diverse perspectives with clear goals and data-driven strategies, they unlock efficiency, innovation, and growth. But achieving this requires more than just good intentions—it takes structure, accountability, and expert guidance. That’s where a Team Success Architect comes in.
Successful teams thrive on well-defined, measurable goals. Without clear targets, efforts become scattered, and progress is hard to track. A Team Success Architect helps teams set SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound) goals that align with business objectives.
Example: Instead of saying, “Increase sales,” a team sets a goal like, “Increase Q3 sales by 15% through targeted customer outreach and process optimization.”
This clarity keeps everyone focused and accountable.
Diversity in thought, background, and experience leads to stronger problem-solving and innovation. Inclusive teams are more likely to spot market opportunities, improve customer experience, and prevent costly blind spots. However, fostering true inclusivity requires intention.
A Team Success Architect provides neutral facilitation to ensure all voices are heard and ideas are evaluated objectively. By reducing bias and encouraging open collaboration, businesses tap into their team’s full potential—leading to smarter strategies and increased revenue.
Setting goals is just the start—teams need data-driven insights to track progress and make informed decisions. A Team Success Architect helps teams:
With clear data, teams can make proactive adjustments, ensuring revenue growth isn’t left to chance.
An inclusive, well-structured team—guided by clear goals and strong data analysis—has a direct impact on revenue. Your Team Success Architect plays a critical role in making this happen by providing guidance, structure, and neutrality. By fostering collaboration, eliminating inefficiencies, and keeping teams aligned, businesses unlock new levels of success.
Team Success Architects already exist in your organization! Organize them, educate them, and empower them to make team success happen; then you can maximize each of your team’s impact by setting clear goals, embracing inclusivity, and leveraging data for smarter decision-making!