DE EN FR Capabilities People, Organizations & Change Peopl e, Organizati ons & Ch ange We enable change. Companies worldwide are confronted with drastic changes in the markets. In ever faster cycles, organizations have to deal with the introduction and implementation of digitalization, agile working methods and technological development leaps. In addition, they have to consider the acquisition of talent and the avoidance of brain drain, as well as managing collaboration between different generations. This raises the question: How do we want to work together in the future? What cultural characteristics reflect our organization? People and organizations naturally resist change. Our secret is: we don’t work on the organization. We work with it. We understand that change is a wholesome affair. So, our approach is systemic and develops the organization as a whole. Change can only really be sustainable if it is implemented bottom-up, involves employees, and is processed, understood, accepted, internalized and spread through active participation in its design and implementation. We transfer all the necessary know-how and tools necessary to the clients’ organization. By the time we complete a job, it will be more agile, self-managing and future-proof and capable of helping itself by itself should the need ever arise again. We don’t change a company. We enable it to change itself. For the better. How we enable change Experionate is a made-up word and stands for "experience" and "innovate". Under this term we have set up the Experionate videocast with several channels. On top, we also discuss these topics in the podcast of the same name. Our business broadcast We invite you to a conversation - what drives executives, employees and consultants on the way to innovative operating systems? Michael and his colleagues exchange ideas with partners & experts about key facets of new types of organisational models and share their experiences from current projects. Turn on, watch and join the discussion: In our Experionate podcasts, we discuss agility, e-work and social trends. (in German) And there is also something to watch in our videocast on YouTube: The experionate youtube channel Get in touch with our experts! Michael Meinecke Managing Director Europe Phone +49 163 7533690 Mail Michael.Meinecke@umlaut.com Venny Ariyally Lead - Management Services Americas Phone +1 248 6025113 Mail Venny.Ariyally@umlaut.com Our training and seminar concepts enable unique learning experiences Experience, understanding, learning and enabling. Virtual Collaboration How to collaborate in a virtual environment Interview “Agility is not a cure-all” In an interview with Michael Meinecke we find out who stands to benefit from agile working and what agile transformation is all about. Case Transparency is the key Organizational diagnosis & re-design. Agility Agility as a framework for thinking and acting All Capabilities Data Analytics Design & Engineering IT Security Manufacturing & Supply Chain Management People, Organizations & Change Process Design & Deployment Program Management Prototyping & Products Service & Operations Software Development Strategy & Innovation Systems Engineering Testing & Validation User Experience All Buzz Topics AI Cost Engineering Crowd Sourcing & Cloud Cyber Security Digital Transformation Electric Mobility Hydrogen IoT Urban Mobility All Industries Aerospace & Defense Automotive & Mobility Energy & Utilities Health & Life Science Machinery Public Sector Rail & Logistics Telecommunication All Formats Case Essay Interview News Portrait Press Project Study White paper Interview Sustainability: "In case of doubt, we let the customer go" Press Accenture completes acquisition of umlaut Interview Purpose rather than money! Press Accenture to acquire umlaut See More Capabilities Industries Buzz Topics Strategy & Innovation— Process Design & Deployment— People, Organizations & Change— Program Management— — Prototyping & Products— Software Development— IT Security— User Experience— Data Analytics— Process Design & Deployment— People, Organizations & Change— Program Management— Manufacturing & Supply Chain Management— —