Operating Model Redesign: Aligning Structure to Strategy
A new strategy gets announced, everyone nods, and six months later the organization is still running exactly as it did
A new strategy gets announced, everyone nods, and six months later the organization is still running exactly as it did
Centralizing finance, HR, or procurement into a shared services model is usually pitched on cost — fewer redundant roles, more
Most ERP transition postmortems land on the same conclusion: the software worked fine, the implementation partner did competent technical work,
Hybrid and multi-location teams tend to develop their own local dialect of every shared process, without anyone deciding that should
Continuous improvement has a branding problem. Say the phrase in most mid-sized organizations and people picture a certification program, a
“Who owns this?” is one of the most expensive questions an organization can ask repeatedly, because every time it comes
There’s a specific kind of dread that shows up when an external audit or regulatory review gets scheduled, and it’s
Every organization has a shared drive folder called something like “SOPs” or “Process Docs,” and in most of them, half
“Change control board” tends to conjure a specific image: a monthly meeting with twelve stakeholders, a request form with twenty
Most organizations don’t have a shortage of metrics — they have a surplus. Dashboards accumulate tiles the way garages accumulate