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Aug 29 2022

End Silos and Dissatisfaction: Learn to Operate as a Network of Projects Organization

End Silos and Dissatisfaction: Learn to Operate as a Network of Projects Organization

Physicists are educated to ask fundamental questions to understand the nature of things and to understand them in terms of energy and speed. What has that got to do with management, you may wonder? A great deal. An organization is a complex system where different forms of energy interdepend: human energy, mechanical energy, electrical and  […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Uncategorized

Jun 24 2020

The Network of Projects –a Concrete and Operational Alternative to Deloitte’s ‘Adaptable Organization’

The Network of Projects  –a Concrete and Operational Alternative to Deloitte’s ‘Adaptable Organization’

There is clearly something very wrong with the way most companies above a certain size are managed. They are fragmented, wasteful, slow, over-bureaucratic, unable to leverage internal talent, detached from their customers’ needs and, in most cases, a frustrating place to work. When a global crisis hits, these inadequacies become acute and a real threat […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: adaptable organization, deloitte, network of projects

Sep 13 2017

Freedom from the Trap of Silos through a Network of Projects

Freedom from the Trap of Silos through a Network of Projects

Many organizations still have traditional hierarchies and silo their people into functions. But the complexity of today’s reality needs something different. With the exponential growth of interconnections and interdependencies, a traditional organizational design can undermine productivity and sustainable growth. Here we summarize the organizational design we propose, based on two decades of international work, specifically applied to […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: constraint, Deming, Goldratt, network of projects, silos, synchronization, variation

The Organization as a Network of Projects

The Organization as a Network of Projects

The Organization as a Network of Projects Recurrent and non-recurrent activities in an industry can be seen as “projects”. Whether we seek to improve the speed at which we manufacture products, install new equipment, organize shipments or file quarterly closing, we need the coordinated efforts of many different competencies. Deploying these competencies in a logical […]

Mar 09 2012

Structuring the Network of Projects: Emotions and Algorithms

Structuring the Network of Projects: Emotions and Algorithms

In this series we have illustrated our efforts to draw from network theory to enhance Deming’s Theory of Profound Knowledge  and Goldratt’s Theory of Constraints. As an organizational methodology, it is conceptually intricate and its implementation requires a deep understanding of the Theory of Constraints. We hope we have raised and answered some questions, and […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking · Tagged: change, complexity, conflict, constraint, critical chain, Deming, digital cowboys, education, fear, Goldratt, hierarchy, human resources, innovation, intelligence, interdependencies, learning, network, organization, organizational design, post-digitial, project, statistical process control, Systems Thinking, theory of constraints, Thinking Process Tools, transformation, variation

Feb 28 2012

The Network of Projects – Driving Out Fear in the Post-digital Age

The Network of Projects – Driving Out Fear in the Post-digital Age

Is there an organizational design that can replace the artificial barriers and fear of the traditional hierarchy? Digital cowboys, the new generation of talent described in Pekka Viljakainen’s book ‘No Fear’ ,  reject the form and values of the traditional organization. We continue our series in response to Pekka’s invitation to outline how we at […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking · Tagged: change, complexity, conflict, constraint, Deming, digital cowboys, fear, Goldratt, hierarchy, human resources, innovation, intelligence, interdependencies, network, organization, organizational design, post-digitial, project, statistical process control, Systems Thinking, theory of constraints, Thinking Process Tools, transformation, variation

May 16 2018

Education for the Future of Work? Think Projects and Networks

Education for the Future of Work? Think Projects and Networks

Work is becoming increasingly project-based; the ability to navigate networks and work within a team towards the completion of simple and complex projects will be required of the future workforce. Unfortunately, we are still basing our education system today on models and content that were appropriate 50-100 years ago but that are no longer so […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: project management, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: conflict cloud, education, future of work, mental models, networks, projects

Mar 25 2016

Educating for the Future: It’s All About Networks and Projects

Educating for the Future: It’s All About Networks and Projects

Work is becoming increasingly project-based;  the ability to navigate networks and work within a team towards the completion of simple and complex projects will progressively be what is required of the future workforce. Unfortunately, we are still basing our education system today on models and content that were appropriate 50-100 years ago but that are […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: project management, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: complexity, education, innovation, network, project management, Systems Thinking

May 21 2021

Managing Your Company as a Network

Managing Your Company as a Network

What if it were possible for leadership to have a complete overview and a way of managing their entire organization as one whole system through scheduling and synchronizing available competencies? This post by Dr. Giovanni Siepe is part of our run up to releasing something that changes the way companies can view and manage their […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, Systems Thinking · Tagged: ess3ntial, network

Jul 16 2020

How Network Science Can Enable a New Economics of Sustainable Prosperity

How Network Science Can Enable a New Economics of Sustainable Prosperity

In our previous post, we suggested three steps towards a new economics for sustainable prosperity. In this post we look at two more fundamental steps in a shift towards a new economics and how network theory and science can assist us in finding new ways to operate practically as organizations within a new mindset for […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: systems view of the world · Tagged: network science, Network Theory, sustainable prosperity

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