Defining the Operating Model for the Digital Enterprise
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Earlier this week at the IOM Summit in Cologne, I gave a talk entitled ‘Defining the Operating Model for the Digital Enterprise’ that outlined what I think are the two key foundations of a digitally transformed enterprise...
SOCIAL
TECHNOLOGY
‣Social Business strategy
‣E2.0 / SocBiz platforms
‣Use cases / process surrounds
‣Adoption & awareness
Social technology is an enabler for the future of work
ORG
DESIGN
‣Agile / podular teams
‣Networks and communities
‣Open / data-driven working
‣Customer / market pull
SOCIAL
TECHNOLOGY
FUTURE
OF WORK
‣New roles and tasking
‣Network-centric leadership
‣Business model innovation
‣New business structures
ORG
DESIGN
SOCIAL
TECHNOLOGY
Social tech in the workplace: necessary but not sufficient
http://www.margolis.co.uk/enterprise-social-networks-study
Agility is now the number one change goal for large orgs
Source: Jon Husband's logo for Wirearchy
We have some great new
theories and models of
the organisation…
Circle-based structures (e.g. Medium)
SUB-CIRCLE:
Dedicated to a function
SUPER-CIRCLE:
Responsible for the overall purpose
ROLE:
A task related to a function
Autonomous Business Units model (e.g. Haier)
CUSTOMERS
VALUE CREATING FUNCTIONS: Marketing, R&D, Manufacturing etc.
SHARED SERVICES PLATFORM: IT, HR etc.
SERVANT LEADERSHIP: Execs, Management
But in large firms, any new model hits major barriers
• leadership culture & hierarchy
• central departments & bureaucracy
• top-down approach to change
• digital skills & employee culture
• poor / centralised tech
• competing owners of topics
• focus on tech, not the org & people
But in large firms, any new model hits major barriers
• leadership culture & hierarchy
• central departments & bureaucracy
• top-down approach to change
• digital skills & employee culture
• poor / centralised tech
• competing owners of topics
• focus on tech, not the org & people
Here’s how I think you
can overcome the
biggest barriers…
… by helping create the
two key foundations of
the adaptive enterprise…
38
Market
V U C AVolatility: unexpected
and unstable market
conditions
Uncertainty: lack of
information to foresee
changes
Complexity: many
interconnected parts
and variables
Ambiguity: casual
relationships are
unclear or unknown
A VUCA future needs constant adaptation / evolution
How can we use our
existing ESNs & intranets to
become more adaptive?
A human sensor network for distributed transformation
Sheeren mosaic 2 by Paul Wells
Do > Observe > Think: distributed, agile transformation
We need to go beyond simple
communication use cases for
internal systems and make the
case that they should become
part of the platform for a new
organisational operating system
thank you for listening :)
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