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Jul 31 2020

Deming, Goldratt and Critical Chain – the Pillars for Transforming Management and Organizations Today

Deming, Goldratt and Critical Chain – the Pillars for Transforming Management and Organizations Today

Today’s post is by the Founder of Intelligent Management Inc. Dr. Domenico Lepore   and it is Part 1 of our new series on a new perspective for business management and a valid solution for sustainable growth.  In 1997, I was among the few to receive from Larry Gadd, Dr. Goldratt’s Publisher at North River Press, […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Uncategorized · Tagged: ccpm, critical chain, Deming and Goldratt, network of projects, organization design

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

Jun 19 2020

Deloitte’s ‘Adaptable Organization’ Transformation – Nice Images, Shame About the Content

Deloitte’s ‘Adaptable Organization’ Transformation – Nice Images, Shame About the Content

  We are not in the business of comparing or contrasting what other consultants do. Consequently, we would not normally engage in a takedown of anybody’s work. However, the inadequacies of what Deloitte is proposing with its ‘Adaptable Organization’ could not elude us. We’re grateful to all those thousands who viewed our post on LinkedIn […]

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

Feb 20 2019

Flatter, Faster, Fairer – Operational Changes for a Flatter Organization

Flatter, Faster, Fairer – Operational Changes for a Flatter Organization

If traditional style hierarchies are no longer appropriate for our fast-changing world, then what is a realistic, operational alternative? How can we make organizations flatter and at the same time ensure speed of flow and meaningful work in a fair way? And how to we achieve a flatter organization operationally? Start with the right mindset  The […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, project management, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: ess3ntial, flatter organizations, network of projects

Oct 25 2018

Buffer Money -Radically Protecting Projects

Buffer Money -Radically Protecting Projects

Today’s post is by our Founder, Dr. Domenico Lepore. We have been writing extensively about the benefits of a design that mirrors the inherent project nature of the work of any organization. We call it the ‘Network of Projects’ organization design. The steps to build a Network of Projects organization are: 1)    Recognizing that organizations are Systems, Networks of […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, project management, systems view of the world · Tagged: critical chain, money buffer, network of projects, project buffer, project management

Aug 29 2018

Silos – Overcoming the Enemy of Digital Transformation

Silos – Overcoming the Enemy of Digital Transformation

If organizations need to learn anything today it’s how to overcome silos. Silos are the number one enemy of productivity and competitiveness, especially in digital transformation. They also seriously threaten the quality of life of employees. An article by  former Navy Seal Chris Fussell ‘The battlefield experience that made me realize the danger of silos and isolated […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Digital Transformation, Network of Projects, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: Chris Fussell, complexity, digital transformation, network of projects, silos

Jun 29 2018

Biggest Challenge? Not Technology but the Organization Design

Biggest Challenge? Not Technology but the Organization Design

A truth is beginning to emerge about how reality is shifting in organizations. It was voiced clearly in a presentation yesterday by the CEO of a forward-thinking digital solutions provider in Italy, Stefano Righetti of Hyphen-Italia. The truth is this: no company will be able do without Digital Transformation, at least for its core processes. […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: constraint, Network of Projects, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: complexity, digital transformation, hyphen-italia, network of projects, organizational design, processes and projects

Apr 27 2018

Bulldoze Business Schools? A New Systemic Curriculum for Complexity in Business and Management

Bulldoze Business Schools? A New Systemic Curriculum for Complexity in Business and Management

Our business world is changing rapidly. Complexity dominates and old solutions no longer work. Some refer to this as the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’. Given all these changes, it is remarkable to see that MBAs are offering much the same program content as 20 years ago. A Professor in the UK has gone as far as […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: complexity, constraint, curriculum, network of projects, project management, systems view, variation

Apr 03 2018

From Silos to System: How to Build an Organization Fit for Complexity

From Silos to System: How to Build an Organization Fit for Complexity

Why are organizations still plagued with all the drawbacks of silos? Because they still adopt a worldview that is out of synch with our times. In order to navigate complexity, organizations must shift from the obsolete, Newtonian worldview of individual, separate and hierarchical parts. What is the direction they need to adopt? Working towards a […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: coordination, De Gasperis video, network of projects, silo to system

Mar 15 2018

Managing Risk through a Leverage Point (constraint) – A Systems View

Managing Risk through a Leverage Point (constraint) – A Systems View

In our last post Understanding Uncertainty and Systemic Risk in Organizations we explained how management must involve the management of variation. Every single process, relationship and communication in our organization, whether we are aware of it or not, is affected by variation. If we ignore variation then we are not managing, and if we are not […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world, Theory of Constraints · Tagged: constraint, leverage point, network of projects, risk management, system-wide risk, systemic risk

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