Interim Is the Longest Unit of Corporate Time
Temporary arrangements tend to develop an unusually strong sense of belonging.
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Notes on the habits, systems and operating assumptions of the modern enterprise. Prepared for readers who have already received the executive summary.
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One Company. Several Logins.
The identity program and the access program have reached different milestones.
Read more →The Decision on Slide 248
A long presentation can be very thorough about avoiding its central question.
Read more →Green, Subject to Conditions
The status is reassuring. Its footnotes are less settled.
Read more →Alignment Is Not Agreement
A shared direction can contain several private interpretations of the destination.
Read more →The Final-Final Economy
An enterprise can generate an impressive volume of certainty through file names.
Read more →When Pilots Grow Up
A demonstration becomes a service when people start depending on it.
Read more →The Work Between the Boxes
Organization charts rarely include the person who makes the process function.
Read more →Reorganization Aftercare
The announcement is complete. The old approval route still works better.
Read more →The Simplification Office Has Added a Workstream
Reducing complexity can generate a substantial coordination requirement.
Read more →Attention Is Capital
The calendar contains commitments that rarely appear in the investment review.
Read more →The Value Has Not Arrived Yet
A program can enable a benefit before anyone receives it.
Read more →A Common Language, Used Differently
Shared vocabulary does not guarantee shared meaning.
Read more →Culture, As Seen in the Calendar
The organization reveals its priorities through what it repeatedly asks people to attend.
Read more →Transformation Without a Mascot
Some improvements can proceed before the visual identity is complete.
Read more →The Customer Has Left the Workshop
A customer journey should eventually return to the customer.
Read more →Our Heritage of the Workaround
Some of the enterprise's most reliable services were never formally launched.
Read more →Appropriately Ambitious
A strategy can stretch the organization without losing sight of its equipment.
Read more →Progress and Other Forms of Movement
Activity can be measured more easily than its purpose.
Read more →Learning to Finish
The final capability is knowing when the program can leave.
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