A management system contributes to clarity! If you’ll chat with any level of management, you’ll find out that one of the main difficulties they deal with is unclarity of how they should manage. After understanding that all the company that I saw so far are not an exception, I can understand why this is a […]
A written management system is more clarity of expectations! Read More »
This video will guide you on how to create practical and written management system based on principles, viewpoint, and concepts from a variety of management theories. This diagram can define expectations for management/leadership in your organization. It can be very helpful for the staff as well. I wish that I would do it in the past; it
Defining management system from management theories – a step-by-step example Read More »
Read the following quote and try to think who wrote it and when: “We can see our forests vanishing, our water-powers going to waste, our soil being carried by floods into the sea; and the end of our oil and our iron is in sight. But our larger wastes of human effort, which go on
Antifragile management Read More »
Agile management is taking advantage of many contemporary sciences, one of them is chaos theory. One principle of chaos theory is universality. Universality means that it doesn’t matter which type of chaos system one is observing; it will follow the same principles and have the same characteristics as any other chaos system. Introducing changes to
Agile Management – Struggle twice for improvements. Read More »
“No Silos” is one of the basic principles of agile management, and probably one of the hardest to implement. This concept contradicted current management theories like scientific management, bureaucracy, and administration. We can find the concept of “no-silos” both in Chaos Theory and Complex Adaptive System. One of the primary elements of chaos theory is
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