Anticipating Tomorrows Organisation
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This tells the story of what might be considered a forgotten fairy tale. With today's environment asking us what will tomorrow bring for organisations, this story explores what might become of hierarchies.
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6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
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- 1. Anticipating Tomorrow’s Organisation by Andrew Rixon PhD
- 2. Did you know? Ants “discovered” agriculture through division of labour and hierarchy more than 40,000 years ago.
- 3. How far have we come?
- 4. Welcome the modern organisational form…
- 7. Here’s a forgotten story
- 8. Once upon a time…
- 9. All was well within the hierarchy…
- 11. Systems, Structures, Policies and Procedures were all working smoothly.
- 12. Until one day when Jane saw a problem sail in...
- 14. A problem that saw the need for change...
- 15. Jane informed her boss. Her boss informed her boss… And so on up the hierarchy…
- 17. Eventually… The CEO became aware of the problem.
- 18. He agreed. They needed to change.
- 19. Jane waited and watched as the problem sailed on...
- 21. The CEO engaged his senior leadership team. They started work on a solution…
- 22. They engaged down the business. Layer by layer. The solution eventually made it to Jane.
- 24. The only problem was…
- 25. There was now a new problem arriving…
- 27. Jane wondered if she would have to go through all that AGAIN…
- 28. Fortunately for Jane there was something on the horizon which meant she wouldn’t have to...
- 30. Unfortunately for the organisation it also meant the end of the hierarchy as they knew it.
- 32. Post Script:
- 33. A sign that we’ve moved beyond the ants could be…
- 34. We’re not so hung-up on hierarchies…
- 35. Credits…
- 36. This piece was inspired by Bob Dick’s article titled “Whatever happened to bureacracy”. Simon Kneebone cartoonist extraordinaire produced the pictures within.
- 37. Babel Fish Group, lead by Andrew Rixon PhD, is a boutique company helping organisations and individuals to become more resilient and adaptive in a world of increasing uncertainty through the development and use of complexity inspired approaches and tools. Our flagship “Thriving in Complexity” programs include: • The Two Stories • Getting Unstuck! How complexity helps… • Resilience through networks and systems thinking For more, continue reading here: http://www.babelfishgroup.com