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Jan 20 2023

Why Complexity Impacts Your Organization

Why Complexity Impacts Your Organization

It’s a new year and this month the Intelligent Management  team are completing a new book! We are particularly honoured to be publishing something again with Springer, this time as part of their SpringerBriefs in Complexity Series. While our new book will appeal to those interested in the most scientific and mathematical aspects of managing […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: systems view of the world · Tagged: complexity, Deming, silos

Dec 09 2021

Project Management Kryptonite: Silos and Mismatched Authority and Responsibility

Project Management Kryptonite: Silos and Mismatched Authority and Responsibility

If you Google the term ‘Project Management’ you will find hundreds of millions of results. It is a multi-billion dollar business and there are official institutes that train Project Managers. So why do so many projects still fail to deliver? In this post we are concerned with internal projects in an organization and what happens […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: project management · Tagged: authority and responsibility, project management, silos

Oct 01 2020

How to Scale a Business Sustainably

How to Scale a Business Sustainably

In the previous article in this series, our Founder Dr. Domenico Lepore, described the evolution of a systemic solution for managing organizations and avoiding silos. Here in Part Four, he answers the question “How do you put it into action?” In 1999, we still did not have a sufficiently generic and comprehensive answer to how […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Uncategorized · Tagged: competencies, critical chain, scale business, silos

Mar 24 2019

Ditch Departments to Scale Your Business Sustainably and Systemically

Ditch Departments to Scale Your Business Sustainably and Systemically

Our complex world is changing fast and the prevailing style of management that creates silos cannot react quickly enough. What is a realistic and operational alternative to scale your business organically? First, why do we have hierarchies? Silos are a natural offspring of traditionally hierarchical companies divided into functions and departments. Why do hierarchies exist […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Network of Projects, systems view of the world · Tagged: scale your business, silos

Nov 08 2018

Shaping Organizations for the Digital Age

Shaping Organizations for the Digital Age

We were invited by E-3 Magazine International, an independent SAP Trends and analyses magazine, to write a series on Digital Transformation. Here is the first of those articles written by our Founder, Dr. Domenico Lepore.  Unrelenting and unlimited: two words that spring to mind about the Digital Age. The advance of Digital Transformation is unrelenting […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Digital Transformation, Network of Projects, project management, systems view of the world · Tagged: Deming, digital transformation, e-3 magazine series, quality involvement flow, silos

Sep 20 2018

Always Be Adding Value in the Digital Age

Always Be Adding Value in the Digital Age

The unstoppable advance of Digital Transformation is leaving household names in its wake while creating unlimited opportunities for others. Why is it becoming so hard to survive for many established players? Much of it has to do with the speed of the changes taking place and failure to shift to the mindset required for a new […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Digital Transformation, Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: David Mamet, digital age, digital transformation, Glengarry Glen Ross, silos, speed of flow

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 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

Mar 27 2018

The Silo Peril and Breaking Down Barriers

The Silo Peril and Breaking Down Barriers

“For those languishing at the bottom of a silo, there may be no way out.” This was the chilling conclusion of The Economist’s review of the book ‘The Silo Effect: The Peril of Expertise and the Promise of Breaking Down Barriers’ by Gillian Tett. There is little doubt in our minds that silos and silo mentality are among the […]

Written by angela montgomery · Categorized: Systems Thinking, systems view of the world · Tagged: cognitive skills, complexity, networks, silos

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

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