Testimonials

Now that I know this methodology, I would not consider doing a six sigma,
lean, or any other kind of project without first doing a VNA
to provide the "systems" context for the initiative.

– Glenda Turner, Boeing
Supply Chain Integrator, Integrated Defense Systems

I love Verna Allee.
I think she is absolutely The Number One among all practitioners.
She is logical (that is, makes sense),

pragmatic (that is, her stuff is *usable*)
and convincing (that is, appealing to multiple cognitive styles).

– From a web discussion group

From a SmartNet / Lukey Training Resources workshop in Wellington, March 2006 ...

"Very stimulating workshop.
Rich in ideas and new ways of thinking and transforming the way we work and live."

– Deputy Secretary of the Cabinet, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet

"Excellent material, can't wait to start practising the tools."
– Knowledge Advisor, ACC

"Verna has great passion and is a great motivator.
Has great ideas for us to take back to our organisation."
– Council Librarian, Wellington City Council

"Thank you, Verna. I appreciate your assistance with my challenge."

– Knowledge Management Advisor, Land Information New Zealand

"Really great and very stimulating, it will be very useful in my current work."
Director, Centre of Smart Product, Wellington Institute of Technology

"Exceeded expectations."

– Knowledge Management Consultant, Athena Solutions Ltd

The Value Network approach is a powerful and practical
method based on theoretically sound principles.

– Karl-Erik Sveiby
Author - The New Organizational Wealth
Founder - Sveiby Knowledge Management

Exposure to Verna Allee’s models and methodologies will help any practitioner
to systematically expose, expand, and act upon the domain of
value creation for themselves, their organizations, and for their customers.

– Charles Armstrong
CEO S.A. Armstrong Ltd, Canada

Delegate Feedback (PDF) about Verna's presentation, Knowledge and Value Network Strategies,
presented at an Ark Group Asia event in Sydney, April 1-2, 2004.