Reporting does not replace a shared operational view
Reporting is a periodic snapshot of what has happened, produced for leadership. A shared operational view is a common reading…
We write about what we observe in the field. No news items or trend recycling: long analyses that cite their sources and can be checked.
Three subjects keep coming back, because they are the three that really block an organization.
Governance and steering. Why thirty years of project management software have not moved the failure rate, what these tools see and what they will never see, how a siloed executive committee produces partial decisions and hidden costs.
Decision-making, and what distorts it. The cognitive biases at work in a meeting room, the role of dissenting voices in securing a decision, and the brake that the business leader sometimes represents.
Ways of thinking. What gifted profiles bring to an organization and how to recognize them without playing fortune-teller, why cognitive divergence sheds more light on inequality in business than the usual categories do, and what change owes to neurodiversity.
These articles sell nothing. They set out a method, and leave you to judge.
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