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Maureen Jesuthasan

Maureen Jesuthasan

Centric Alumni

Maureen has over 20 years of consulting and industry experience managing the strategy and execution of high-profile, complex technology transformations. She has a passion for helping clients tackle difficult problems and achieve operational efficiency through Agile, IT Service Management, Lean IT and Manufacturing and Lean Six Sigma best practices. Maureen lives in Chicago and enjoys walks around the lake with her husband and caring for her urban garden.

Blogs

Blog Series: How Business Relationship Management Can Help Your Organization

Today, many organizations struggle with operational silos. BRM is a business framework that offers a way to overcome this.
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Evolve Your Culture of Collaboration With Business Relationship Management

In this blog, we demonstrate how the BRM capability evolves organizational culture, using Microsoft’s notable transformation as an example.
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How Using Business Relationship Management Helps Build Partnerships

In part three of this blog series, we’ll focus on how to apply business relationship management to build effective partnerships.
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How Business Relationship Managers Help Unlock Your Company’s Value

BRM is a framework that strategically nurtures positive relationships to drive value, evolve culture and build partnerships.
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What is Business Relationship Management and How Can it Help Your Organization?

BRM is a framework that strategically nurtures positive relationships to drive value, evolve culture and build partnerships.
Culture

Centered on Your Success: Maureen Jesuthasan

In our Centered on Your Success series, get to know our experts and how they measure success for clients. In this installment, meet Maureen Jesuthasan.
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Achieving Technology-based Transformation Success Through Work Deconstruction

Technology-based transformations enable innovation, but why do they often fall short of success? Start with work deconstruction.