Understanding customer requests as input, and business results as output of the business model changes the traditional technology based view and structure of the organizations. Distributing power over the contribution to business results instead of distributing control over technology the organizational collaboration ensures autonomy in how to perform a job meanwhile achieving the expected business results on price organization intend to pay for it.
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2020 Business Model
1. “One of the most significant innovations of our time will come …
http://gigaom.com/2013/04/27/flat-is-the-new-up-why-are-companies-using-organizational-structures-that-are-
thousands-of-years-old/, Kashen, D.
2. from the development of new ways of organizing
ourselves to work together.”
http://gigaom.com/2013/04/27/flat-is-the-new-up-why-are-companies-using-organizational-structures-that-are-
thousands-of-years-old/, Kashen, D.
6. industry and company focus is turning
into
market and adjacencies focus.
Transitioning to Workforce 2020
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/employer_resources/pdfs/Workforce_2020_White_Paper.pdf
7. is coming in 2020 and wants autonomy -
freedom of choice how to perform a work.
8. Instead of a job description a work portfolio…
Transitioning to Workforce 2020
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/employer_resources/pdfs/Workforce_2020_White_Paper.pdf
9. Instead of a job offer a value proposition…
Transitioning to Workforce 2020
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/employer_resources/pdfs/Workforce_2020_White_Paper.pdf
10. Instead of employment history personal branding…
Transitioning to Workforce 2020
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/employer_resources/pdfs/Workforce_2020_White_Paper.pdf
11. Transitioning to Workforce 2020
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/employer_resources/pdfs/Workforce_2020_White_Paper.pdf
leaders expected to build employee value and
attach greater value to each employee so, that
12. “Every employee will have a leadership score.”
G. Hamel
http://www.wwd.com/business-news/business-features/wwd-ceo-summit-gary-hamel-6574060
13. Solutions offered by OD practitioners are limited by the
task-based specification
of the organizational structure
43. When we understand that the real input is
the customer request and the real output is
the business result expected
we understand that the complexity what we
really can control
44. exists and is flourishing
inside the organization
in form of converting customer needs into
revenue numbers
knowledge of associates.
45. Every employee has a building brick to the
high level KPI values under his/her control
which can be well defined and positioned in
the organization.
46. So, independently
from the technology underlying the market
proposal of the company
organization distributes control not over
technology but over business results.
47. This way
positions become members of the active
revenue creating chain triggered by the
actual market demand
with their own, well distinguished and
established governance over their revenue
position.
48. Instead of working with information coming
from technology, product, customers and
associates
every position creates the data about what and
how was accomplished in order to produce or
to restore the expected from it revenue value.
49. This data than turned into information
about how well the position controls its own
business result
in order to establish
51. Finally this information is converted into
organizational knowledge
to be shared as standard knowledge or
worst/best practice
making employees equally teach and learn.
52. The continuously ongoing process of
data to knowledge transformation
on what behaviors lead to expected revenue
share
calls for the
the need of managing the newly created
knowledge…
71. Working with the business
data blue print of the
organizations
the transformation is
quick, easy… and
painless.
72. People are asked to
report only on events they
have real control over
which,
liberating them
from unnecessary work
load of seeking
information and being
involved in tasks out of
their control
73. to be in control over their
achievements through
choosing how to perform
their work and organizing
their networking activities
74. while meeting business goals
on the price the organization is
established to pay for it.
75. The author is
Organizational psychologist (MA),
OD practitioner and leading consultant of PsyOn
Consulting, Hungary, US, Mexico
Former lecturer at Pázmány Péter Chatolic
University, Hungary
Author of “The reverse Help Chain”,
HBR Hungarian edition, 2010. April
Contact: farkasgj@psyon.hu
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