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redundant hierarchies

Of all questions I get, this is my favourite : "Could we use thingamy to change the organisation?"

To which I enthusiastically answer: "But of course, thingamy can even replace the organisational hierarchy!"

The organisational hierarchy's purpose is to organise the processes, the work flows and distribute work orders one way and reports the other.

In other words, implement a structured use of resources, i.e. deliver the Business Model.

That is what the thingamy is designed to do: Organise the processes, design and deliver the Business Model, create value in short.

Thus it requires no organisational hierarchy.

That's why my business card has this precise Hugh drawing:

Comphier

With "avoid the whole blasted thing" on the flip side :)

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Just wanted to let you know how REFRESHING your business card is!
I am only wondering what kind of reactions you get ;-)!

All the best

Mira

Ah, nothing but good! And if I ever detect negative vibes I know instantly I will waste their time and they mine... so I make my excuses for a hasty retreat.

Perfect filter in other words ;)

Is also my favourite Hugh card. It's the image that first got me into the Hughtrain.

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