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How to Drastically Improve Company Results Through Healthy Interactions

Intelligent Management Inc.

JUNE 16, 2022

Now that we know how to measure what matters (see How to Make the Best Decisions for Your Company and Measure What Matters – A Systemic Approach to Management Part 3 ) we can focus on really understanding the interactions in our organization/system. What do we mean by healthy? This is a linear view.

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Continuous Learning is a Must for Organizations Today – A Systems Approach Part 18

Intelligent Management Inc.

JANUARY 11, 2023

A systemic organization is one where continuous improvement is at its heart. To achieve this goal – to improve – it must embark on the process and the mindset of continuous learning. The value of interactions. This is the essence of Step Ten of the Decalogue: Create a program of continuous learning. .

Management

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Why HR Is So Much More than a Department – A Systemic Approach Part 17

Intelligent Management Inc.

DECEMBER 21, 2022

To be economically sustainable, a company must be designed for speed of flow. Managing a company as a system means designing and managing all the interdependencies so they are able to reliably produce what we are selling. The people who interact through these processes do so because they have the competencies that are required.

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Are Companies with Hierarchical/Functional Mindsets Dinosaurs? A Systemic Approach Part 14

Intelligent Management Inc.

SEPTEMBER 22, 2022

If you are a company that has a Hierarchical/Functional mindset, are you a dinosaur? We would say yes and time is running out for such companies in today’s complex scenario. It is also an enormous opportunity for all those companies who decide to abandon flawed thinking and adopt an evolved approach. What to change to.

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Leading and Managing Change Effectively: It’s A Process that Includes You – A Systemic Approach Part 11

Intelligent Management Inc.

AUGUST 21, 2022

We can say with confidence after introducing these Thinking Processes to companies for over twenty years that they are an extraordinary support for introducing and managing change in a way that can work. This level reflects a disconnect between the understanding of change required and the logic that will bring the results.

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Why Complexity Impacts Your Organization

Intelligent Management Inc.

JANUARY 20, 2023

While our new book will appeal to those interested in the most scientific and mathematical aspects of managing companies as a Network of Projects , the following post is an excerpt that we feel is important for everyone involved in leadership and management to read. What’s wrong with silos? We can thank Dr. W.

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Improving Flow Company Wide – A Systemic Approach Part 9

Intelligent Management Inc.

AUGUST 3, 2022

Let’s stress this point again: individuals with a set of competencies do not belong to a company function. They are available any time that they are not sick or on holiday and this availability is captured by the scheduler and synchronized in a way that maximizes the Throughput the company can generate. An example may be useful.

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Sell More of What Your Company Does with the Resources You Already Have (External Constraint) – A Systemic Approach Part 16

Intelligent Management Inc.

NOVEMBER 3, 2022

It integrates the activity of sales organically into the way the whole company operates (when left to behave in a traditional way, salespeople will focus on “local optima” instead of the big picture of how sales impacts all aspects of the company). Win–Win Sales. The Human Constraint.

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The Science of Thinking Breakthroughs from Dr. Domenico Lepore for Today’s Complex Business Environment

Intelligent Management Inc.

OCTOBER 10, 2022

Dr. Domenico Lepore presents a whole way new of thinking about organizations and managing operations to drastically improve performance. PREVIOUS POSTS IN OUR SERIES ABOUT A SYSTEMIC APPROACH TO ORG DESIGN, MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS: Radically Improving Organizational Performance – A Systemic Approach to Management Part 1.

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Shifting Your Focus from Cost to Throughput is How You Can Thrive – a Systemic Approach Part 15

Intelligent Management Inc.

SEPTEMBER 30, 2022

In the previous posts in this series, we looked at how to build and manage an organization as a system to radically improve performance and compete in today’s complex, non-linear global business environment. So what happens when the company achieves a much higher level of performance but we have more capacity than we are able to sell?

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Leadership for Complex Times

Intelligent Management Inc.

JULY 3, 2022

PREVIOUS POSTS IN THIS SERIES: Radically Improving Organizational Performance – A Systemic Approach to Management Part 1. How to Make the Best Decisions for Your Company and Measure What Matters – A Systemic Approach to Management Part 3. SCHEDULE AN INTRODUCTORY CALL WITH US.

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Controlling the Whole Organization through the Constraint – A Systemic Approach Part 10

Intelligent Management Inc.

AUGUST 14, 2022

Just ONE point of your organization can help you organize and manage your whole company. In some companies, for example, this could be a group of specialized resources, in some other companies it could be a particular phase of production. It’s a strategically chosen constraint. What is a buffer? A new kind of control.

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End Silos and Dissatisfaction: Learn to Operate as a Network of Projects Organization

Intelligent Management Inc.

AUGUST 29, 2022

Our founder was also a physicist who had the intuition that if the work of Deming and Goldratt was combined, companies could adopt a reliable method to radically improve performance, increase throughput and accelerate the speed of flow of materials, money and information. Edwards Deming and Dr. Eliyahu Goldratt.

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Working with Variation to Support Good Decision Making – A Systemic Approach Part 7

Intelligent Management Inc.

JULY 20, 2022

What leaders and managers have to bear in mind is that people work in the system, while the job of the leaders/managers is to work on the system to continuously improve it. In order to manage and improve processes, we need to gather relevant data and learn how to interpret the relevant data from the processes.

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Company Functions Are Limiting Your Organization’s Performance – A Systemic Approach Part 13

Intelligent Management Inc.

SEPTEMBER 13, 2022

There is something very flawed in the traditional hierarchy/ function style of management for today’s world where speed of flow is key: it creates artificial separations inside a company. This separation interferes directly with performance because it interrupts the natural flow of interactions. How about money?

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Why Your Organization’s Constraints are the Key to Success – A Systemic Approach Part 8

Intelligent Management Inc.

JULY 29, 2022

However, this requires a system made of low variation processes; this is why we can safely design our company around a strategically chosen constraint. In for-profit companies, the units of the goal are linked to the generation of cash profit (value). What is a buffer? Try it for yourself. Think about your organization.

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Create Stability and Predictability in Your Organization by Understanding Variation – A Systemic Approach Part 6

Intelligent Management Inc.

JULY 9, 2022

If we have a set of segregated parts, neither interacting nor interdependent, let’s call them A, B, and C, the theory of systems shows that the performance of this kind of network is “additive”: Figure 12.8 We face a problem of complexity , where nonlinear interactions play an important role. If there is no goal, there is no system.

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Payroll and Employee Engagement: The Connection to Productivity

Paysquare

OCTOBER 20, 2023

This is because employees who work for you may have a lot of expectations from the company or business. Eventually, this keeps piling up and creating more trouble for the company. Employee Engagement is also important because employees may have a lack of work consistency and this can affect the overall performance of the company.

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