SDI Podcast Episode 3

Why Successful Leaders Always Change First By Rachel Hewitt-Hall, MD, Excel Communications   “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing themselves” Leo Tolstoy   I thought Leo Tolstoy’s quote was an appropriate starting point for this post. Many of our clients talk about: The challenges of managing organisational change Various

SDI Member Case Study: HM Land Registry   HM Land Registry is an organisation that is transforming the way it sees service management. This government department registers the ownership, interests and mortgages and other secured loans against land and property in England and Wales. It also holds one of the largest geospatial databases in Europe.

Defining and Dealing with the Unrealistic By Scarlett Bayes One of the perks of SDI membership is access to exclusive content and a new insight report every month, and in August, members were sent “Omni-Channel approach to Support”. We try to keep our content accessible for the majority of our customer base while also taking

The Chimp Paradox, created by Professor Steve Peters is an incredibly powerful mind management model that can help you become a happy, confident, healthier and more successful person. At SDI’s brand new Service Resilience Conference 2019 Robbie Anderson will join us to talk as a keynote about building relationships and offering expert insights into the

Blog post by Scott McArthur Scott is a speaker and consultant on transformation, mindfulness and the digital age and will be joining us at SDI20 – The Conference For Service Desk Leaders, as one of our keynote speakers. Early bird tickets are available to buy now!   Our collective attention span is disappearing as more

Blog post by Zena Everett, Executive Coach and Speaker on Career Strategy & Crazy Busy (business/personal productivity). Zena will join us as a keynote speaker at SDI20, which will be held at the Birmingham Hilton Metropole on 16-18 March 2020. To find out more about the event click here.   “My team would be great,