Without clear boundaries, program management can feel like a circus act. Don't let scope creep and shifting requirements turn your project into a juggling act. Learn how strong contractual discipline and strategic adaptability can keep your program on course.

If you’re expecting some Aristotelian treatise on the function of business development that will provide you with a new key to rapid growth, please stop reading right now. Rather, this is a rambling compendium of my own observations from four decades in the aerospace and defense sector designed to establish a common understanding of the very meaning of ‘Business Development.’

Interim management is not just a stopgap measure during times of change - it is a strategic tool for building capability within an organization. In today's fast-paced business environment, organizations face numerous challenges that require specialized skill sets and expertise. Whether it's navigating a complex project, managing strategic changes, or addressing unforeseen leadership transitions, companies often find themselves lacking the necessary internal capabilities to handle these critical situations effectively. This is where interim management plays a pivotal role.

In today’s unpredictable world, supply chains face more challenges than ever. Over the past decade, events like geopolitical conflicts, natural disasters, pandemics, and labor shortages have created constant disruptions. Many businesses are stuck reacting to issues as they arise instead of building long-term resilience. But here’s the good news: you don’t need big investments to create a resilient supply chain. Below are some simple, affordable strategies to help reduce risks and improve flexibility.