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Jun 26 2018

Digital Transformation: An Unmissable Opportunity to Reorganize for Growth

Digital Transformation: An Unmissable Opportunity to Reorganize for Growth

With digital transformation increasingly taking center stage in many businesses, more CIOs are reporting to the CEO.  The role of IT and the role of the CIO are central to creating a shift in how organizations operate, compete and thrive in this age of complexity. Digital Transformation is an opportunity to completely re-examine and improve […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: CIO, digital transformation, digitization, hierarchy

Jun 15 2018

The Damage from Silos in Your Organization: A Systems View

The Damage from Silos in Your Organization: A Systems View

Most organizations are hierarchical. This way of managing means that responsibility gets divided up into functions and the ‘head’ of each function is responsible for the results of that function and the budget allocated. Isn’t this rational? After all, the notion of hierarchy is as old as the bible. Literally. Moses was introduced to it […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: CIO, silo sickness, silos

Jun 07 2018

Where Digital Transformation is Taking You and Your Organization

Where Digital Transformation is Taking You and Your Organization

Change is happening fast and everywhere. The familiar is shifting from a physical, tangible world to a reality that is online and digital. Even some of our oldest, even ancient industries like printing and clothes manufacturing are becoming increasingly digitized. What do these changes mean for the business world and where are they taking us? […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: change, CIO, digital transformation, digitization, organizational design

Apr 17 2018

Four Fundamental Knowledge Areas for Leaders and Managers Today

Four Fundamental Knowledge Areas for Leaders and Managers Today

Last week, Intelligent Management was delighted to be in Vancouver as our founder, Dr. Domenico Lepore, was invited to address the national conference of CIOs in Canada to talk about leadership. We are very proud that Domenico’s participation in the CIO conference was recognized with a donation from the CIO Association of Canada of $1,500 […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: CIO, epistemological framework, leadership, theory of profound knowledge

Jan 19 2018

The True Meaning of Leadership – A Systems View

The True Meaning of Leadership – A Systems View

Our founder, Dr. Domenico Lepore, has been invited to talk about Leadership at the national conference of the CIO Association of Canada in April 2018. Here is a preview of what he will saying about the true meaning of leadership. “I would say to the House, As I said to those who have joined the […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: CIO, IT, leadership, organizational system, technology

Jan 05 2018

Digital Means We Must All Change Our Thinking

Digital Means We Must All Change Our Thinking

Organizations are becoming fast aware that they must digitize. This change is happening at a disorienting speed as the online and digital increasingly intertwine with our physical and tangible world. Some of our oldest, even ancient industries, like printing and clothes manufacturing, are becoming increasingly digitized. Process-based to overcome silos When companies embark on digitization, […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: CIO, cognitive constraint, digital, digitization, theory of constraints, thinking process

Aug 01 2017

How a CIO Can Learn to Drive Real Business Results

How a CIO Can Learn to Drive Real Business Results

Ideally, the role of the CIO should be to manage the Quality of how humans and technology interact to produce real business results. In reality, CIOs today find themselves constrained in what they can achieve operationally. On  the one hand, they need to be able to improve business performance. This leads them to want to […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: project management, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: business results, CIO, conflict, processes, project management, silos, systemic management

Jun 01 2016

How CIOs Can Break Free of the Silo Prison with Systemic Management

How CIOs Can Break Free of the Silo Prison with Systemic Management

What if there were a way to break free of the silo prison? What if we could build an organization where the best qualified could fully contribute and unleash their potential, where there was engagement, transparency, efficient communication and sharing of information? Well, there is. And CIOs are perfectly poised to change the music and spearhead the transformation.  […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Synchronized production, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: buffer management, CIO, digital transformation, information technology, leadership, network of projects, systemic management, theory of constraints

May 26 2016

How to Grow the Whole Organization: Processes, Projects and the CIO are Key

How to Grow the Whole Organization: Processes, Projects and the CIO are Key

“With digital strategies increasingly taking center stage in many businesses, more CIOs are reporting to the CEO.” So begins an article in this week’s CIO.com newsletter. Let’s say it again: the role of IT and the role of the CIO are central to creating a shift in how organizations operate, compete and thrive in this […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: project management, Synchronized production, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: change, CIO, complexity, interdependencies, processes, project management, theory of constraints

May 17 2016

Silos vs Systems: Solving the CIO Conflict

Silos vs Systems: Solving the CIO Conflict

Current organizations underperform due to silo thinking and CIOs seem to be constantly trapped in an uncomfortable conflict. But maybe CIOs can become the fulcrum for the success of the entire organization.   In our last post, we looked at the 7 symptoms of “silo sickness”. In other words, these are the Undesirable Effects that […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: change, CIO, conflict cloud, IT, theory of constraints

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