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May 26 2022

Interdependencies and Establishing the Goal of Your Organization – A Systemic Approach Part 2

Interdependencies and Establishing the Goal of Your Organization – A Systemic Approach Part 2

Over the summer months we are looking in detail at the essential steps to create a significant leap in the performance of your organization, based on the Ten Steps of the Decalogue Method. The ‘‘how’’ in how we manage our organizations has to be radically transformed. Our goal must be a way of behaving and […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: systems view of the world · Tagged: Deming chain reaction, goal of your organization, interdependencies

Mar 24 2022

Goldman Sachs is WRONG About Managing Remote Work

Goldman Sachs is WRONG About Managing Remote Work

Goldman Sachs wants its people back on the office five days a week. Thank you Janet Granger for sharing the article with us: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/14/goldman-sachs-wants-workers-in-office-5-days-a-week-and-other-companies-could-follow.html The CEO of Goldman Sachs even considers remote work an “aberration” and said “I do think for a business like ours which is an innovative, collaborative apprenticeship culture, this is not […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: systems view of the world · Tagged: Goldman Sachs, interdependencies, network of projects, remote work

Jul 23 2021

How to Accelerate a Reliable Supply Chain the Systems Science Way

How to Accelerate a Reliable Supply Chain the Systems Science Way

No matter what a company does, it is inevitably part of a supply chain. It receives inputs and has to transform these inputs into something to pass on to a customer reliably. It’s an ongoing process, and like every process it can be improved. Today change is happening fast, threatening the survival of companies that can’t keep up. […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: interdependencies, replenishment, supply chain, variation

Feb 05 2020

Why Your Functional Hierarchy Is Stifling Your Results

Why Your Functional Hierarchy Is Stifling Your Results

We’re in week two of the course we were invited by the University of Venice to design and deliver for businesses so they can manage complexity. To survive and thrive in our new reality dominated by complexity, companies need to adopt a systemic perspective and a systemic way of operating. So it was satisfying to […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: complexity, functional hierarchy, inherent conflict, interdependencies

Sep 06 2018

Three Steps to Optimal Performance in Any Organization

Three Steps to Optimal Performance in Any Organization

There are three steps that allow any organization to achieve optimal performance. Before we say what they are, let’s step back and understand one fundamental principle that affects how organizations get results. What happens when more than one person or more than one entity work together in the same direction? Is the result just the […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: constraint, Synchronized production, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: constraint, interdependencies, optimal performance, variation, vectors

Jan 23 2018

Creating, Operating and Getting Results with an Enterprise as a Sustainable System

Creating, Operating and Getting Results with an Enterprise as a Sustainable System

In this post we look at how we can create a sustainable system, how we can operate as a sustainable system, and the results this will help us achieve. What would happen if everyone came to work and just did their own thing? Even with the best of intentions, this would not be a great […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: change, complexity, Deming, interdependencies, leadership, new economcis, organizational design, sustainability, Systems Thinking, theory of constraints, transformation

Dec 19 2017

The Paradox of Privilege

The Paradox of Privilege

In a newspaper article this week, ‘Why is Privilege Suddenly Sexy‘, a writer wonders why “the more we are reminded of the sinfulness of privilege the more we wallow in it.” The appeal of the past There can surely be many reasons why, in our times of unprecedented speed of change and social and political upheavals, […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking · Tagged: complexity, interdependencies, privilege

Aug 15 2017

Why Teams Need Synchronization to Achieve the Goal – A Systems View

Why Teams Need Synchronization to Achieve the Goal – A Systems View

How do we manage an organization to cope with complexity? It means understanding the organization as a system and seeing the interdependencies. Independence vs. interdependence What can the theory of systems tell us about managing organizations? First of all, if all the components that make up the system are independent, then the maximum result that the system can produce is simply […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Synchronized production, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: interdependencies, Patriots, playbook, synchronization, teams

May 12 2017

How to Increase Your Energy Level at Work – a Systems View

How to Increase Your Energy Level at Work – a Systems View

When Intelligent Management first started working with American firms over 15 years ago we couldn’t help noticing differences in working habits. We were impressed by the dedication and work ethic, but it quickly became apparent that those 6am meetings meant that by 4pm people were fried. However, when the CEO goes to the gym at […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: complexity, energy level, interdependencies, stress, synchronized system, systems view

Apr 18 2017

The Traditional Hierarchy Organization Doesn’t Work Anymore

The Traditional Hierarchy Organization Doesn’t Work Anymore

Why are people still stuck in adopting a traditional hierarchy and functional organization structure when there are clearly so many drawbacks? When organizations are created and organized in a matrix of vertical hierarchy and functions,
 an inevitable consequence is the existence of a series of “walls” or divisions that inhibit the resources involved in producing an optimal […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: complexity, Decalogue methodology, Deming, hierarchy, interdependencies, network of projects, theory of constraints

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