What does that mean for project management? A lot of things. Stakeholder alignment is a buzzword you often hear in change management and project management circles. On the surface, it makes sense and doesnât seem complicated. However, in the deeper places of strategic planning, ownership and the impact of outcomes that touch many different work groups, stakeholder alignment becomes the very glue of your effort. In a recent project, we encountered an environment which on the surface seemed to be in synch with all the key decision makers.
Kefir might be a better option than yogurt for some lactose intolerant people, Hertzler said, adding that, like yogurt, kefir is a good source of calcium, potassium and protein. But kefir also contains a wider array of microorganisms than yogurt does.
Yogurt contains lower amounts of lactose than milk because the lactose in yogurt is converted to lactic acid by the bacterial cultures. Lactic acid bacteria in yogurt, acidophilus milk and fermented milk products such as kefir can help lessen the effects of lactose intolerance.